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In SYCL, you control sequencing when using buffers by creating accessors and declaring if they are used read-only or read-write.
It seems like dpstd::begin should be able to express the same sequencing control, but there is no discussion in the text. Is dpstd::begin always creating a read/write accessor internally? Does a for_each wait on the queue when done? What happens when I intermix accessors and dpstd::begin?