About the "-sycl" suffix, SYCL is the name of the "language" (more like extensions to C/C++) used by the DPC++ compiler (you can think of SYCL as being similar to CUDA). I used "-sycl" in the name of the binary packages to distinguish from the GCC versions of the libs in the archive, and in the oneDNN docs they refer to SYCL frequently, so it seemed like the most natural choice for the source package naming as well. oneDNN is also part of https://github.com/uxlfoundation which emphasizes cross-platform acceleration support, so putting "intel" in the name of the package seems a bit counter to that mission. Some of the other packages (intel-umf, intel-dpcpp), on the other hand, are more specific to Intel.
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