I posted a draft PR of the VM so everyone can check it out, provide feedback,
and play with the prototype I discussed. See #2889. I'll be polishing it over
the next few days.
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The implementation of the hardware is not of interest to the high-level Relay
program all Tensor to Tensor functions are black box. They can be implemented
anyway you want, in C++, in TVM, or as a hardware accelerator primitive. If you
want to map a subset of the program down to this hardware yo
(WIP PR: #2885)
**tl;dr**: The Rust compiler now has support for an SGX target, so users can
make their own enclaves using the unmodified TVM Rust runtime. In other words,
TVM no longer needs to explicitly support SGX.
The current TVM SGX infrastructure is built on
[baidu/rust-sgx-sdk](https:/
closed by #2830
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Closed #2812.
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+1 @zhiics Performance regression testing for compiler algorithms is essential.
Too many places where a bad local decision can take the whole system down, and
trying to reconstruct these cases two months after they were introduced is a
waste of good engineering resources, better allocated to enh