Abstract
This work facilitates the usage of unsequenced execution policy as seen in C++20 standard library with the newly introduced OpenCL kernel language, C++ for OpenCL. By passing unseq, a global object of type unsequenced-policy, as an argument to selected C++ parallel algorithms, the function would then be vectorized with the help of clang and LLVM. This work complements the introduction of C++ for OpenCL, which brings the core language part of C++17 to OpenCL while leaving out the standard library part. In the best case, we see a whopping 6.9 time speedup.