Hello,
I have two questions
## Question #1
I am interested in knowing if it is possible to generate a C/C++ source file
from a generated TIR description?
The TIR is generated by creating a schedule using the TE primitives.
More specifically, I want to do something similar to the first part o
[quote="matt-arm, post:2, topic:6867"]
it’s worth mentioning that one of the reasons all the codegens accept Relay
rather than TIR is because BYOC is implemented in Relay
[/quote]
I agree with you that the current infrastructure seems to be limited to Relay.
But tqchen did mention:
[quote="
Over at the https://discuss.tvm.ai/t/rfc-ethosn-arm-ethos-n-integration/6680/16
thread, there was an interesting point made by @tqchen. I wanted to expand on
the matter, while not hijacking the other thread.
https://discuss.tvm.ai/t/rfc-ethosn-arm-ethos-n-integration/6680/17
The reason I find
@xwrock another way is to bypass tensorize like the ppl of VTA did. It requires
some manipulation of the low level AST, but I guess the end effect are the same.
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