Add tgt_target_kernel_async and helper - #212862
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I thought we had helpers to create and sync async info objects already, did I imagine that?
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An AsyncInfoTy has the device ID and you probably don't need another type to wrap it at all.
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This function looks copied, can we reuse the original instead?
On the Rust side, we want to have more control over how we launch our kernel.
The implicit sync at the normal
__tgt_target_kernellaunch caused a 6x perf overhead on a set of (shorter) kernels which we were benchmarking. Rust usage: rust-lang/rust#156620Wip till I get to add tests/fix codestyle/etc.
cc @jdoerfert @kevinsala
Disclaimer: I used an LLM for the interface.cpp changes