I've checked the commit you mention above. According to my understanding, the
commit focus on giving a example demonstrating how to save customized op and
load it until runtime. Despite the use case is slightly different than mine, I
believe the building pipeline still works on my case. In con
Well, I admit compilation of `libtvm_runtime.a` seems a little bit odd. But
without the static runtime library, rustc says the compilation is failed due to
lack of `tvm_runtime`. In addition, I find the building procedure in the
[tvm-wasm](https://github.com/kazum/tvm-wasm) asks user to run `c
I have tried the pipeline on resnet model and when running in wasmtime runtime
seems like there are still some symbol that is undefined for example,
`env::TVMArrayCopyFromBytes`.
Here's what I've hone. When I specify `tvm_runtime` path in `Cargo.toml` just
like test_wasm32 did.
[dependen
I already checked the repo and tried before post the question and it seems not
working if the PC has no GPU available. Even though I manually deactivate the
GPU part and switch to CPU version just like code snippet in question, it cause
error when I try to call `inst.systemLib()` function. Loo
After checking `__tvm_module_ctx ` in libtest_wasm32.a, it occurs to me that
there is a mismatch between `lib.save` in [build_test_lib.py line
35](https://github.com/apache/incubator-tvm/blob/master/rust/runtime/tests/test_wasm32/src/build_test_lib.py#L35)
and
[.cargo/config](https://github.c
Thank you for reply. Yes, I have double check the target in `.cargo/config` and
it is `wasm32-wasi`. I doubt the linking path issue first as well but error
still comes out after I add to the path.
To get more specific, when run `cargo build` on
`tvm/rust/runtime/tests/test_wasm32`, the error
I would like to deploy my network model on browser and perform inference with
WebAssembly on client side and there are several examples that relate to my
intention. However, none of these example help me successfully build the app.
First I notice that there is a web app
[example](https://gith
