@masahi Thanks for the suggestion, however since ACL is a c++ library ideally
we would want to be able to cross-compile our codegen before using it on the
remote device. I don't think we can assume the remote device has its own
toolchain to compile the codegen we receive.
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Thanks, this is ok for a small number of values but doing this for ~13,000
values is where I think things get interesting. Am I correct in thinking that
writing `a[0] = 2; a[1] = 1; ... ` for every value will cause the intermediate
c file that is generated to explode in size? If that's the cas
Apologies for bringing up an old post for another question - I didn't think it
warranted a new one and is related to this topic.
Using the propagate constant to subgraphs PR
(https://github.com/apache/incubator-tvm/pull/5094) I've run into the stack
overflow issue mentioned in the comments tr
