Hi Jake and KJK,
I am currently looking at tracing the time it takes for the data to reach the
fetch, load, and compute module, Can you please support with the best approach
for this?
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I'm not really sure what you mean by "actual times". The per op times reported
by the profiler are the time it takes to run the op along with the time it
takes to start and stop the timer. The overall times ate the end are the time
from the start of the model execution to the end, including th
Ummm, it seems too opaque for me. I have to admit that I am not only a beginner
to TVM, and a beginner to programming. I will think your reply for a long time.
Thank you for your clarification @Mousius
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In the example application I linked, TVM generates C code as the final output
format,
this includes C sources generated via [the BYOC integration for the
microNPU](https://github.com/apache/tvm/blob/main/src/relay/backend/contrib/ethosu/source_module.cc).
The C code from TVM is extracted from
hello, in fact, I'm a lot confused by the terminology "C code generation". I
wonder whether I can understand that you can generate the C code compiled by
GCC. Looking forward to your reply.
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Hi @haruhi / @comaniac,
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TVM does have a C-like codegen, but it generates OpenCL code for non-NVIDIA
GPUs.
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The C code generation is also used in microTVM.
[Our demo applications for the
microNPU](https://github.com/apache/tvm/tree/m
