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update sycl_ext_complex - #239
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a667552CompareFor some reason the gtensor specified AssignN kernel names were missing the second sycl_cplx::complex type arg, and failed to compile. Using only the to_kernel types fixes the issue, and also makes the names more compact and easier to read. I don't think they are actually necessary to avoid duplication, the kernel types alone should be unique.
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Note that for some reason the gtensor specified AssignN kernel names no longer work with the additional template parameter on sycl ext complex type; the name is missing the void parameter on some names in the kernel and it appears to be a phase where the default parameter can't be inserted, and it fails to compile.