Relatively recently in TVM's development we introduced the use of clang-format
to all of our C++ code. Overall I think this has been a huge win and makes it
much simpler to maintain consistent style across the code base and reduces the
amount of time spent fighting the linter in CI.
I propose
@tqchen Is your worry performance here? The reason we use Black on other code
at Octo for example is that its push button on the entire code base like gofmt
and rustfmt.
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I was able to recreate a version of the script using black's functionality see
PR: https://github.com/apache/incubator-tvm/pull/6437.
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There is an underway effort by the community members to do a binary release of
TVM with linked dependencies under the name `tlcpack`. The goal of these
packages are to include TVM linked with components that do not have open source
friendly licenses. My understand is that its official release
I don't think having a single decorator makes sense given that the two scripts
will require disambiguation with separate decorators. My recent syntactic
rewriting work on Relay shares very little concrete syntax with TIR. Either way
we will probably need `tvm.script.tir` and `tvm.script.relay`
I agree with the change, internally it would be nice to drop the TVM prefix as
well and just refer to it as a `tvm::Device` like we do with almost every
other data structure in the code base.
Thanks for doing this Haichen!
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At the time we still had to support 2.7 which in retrospect we should of pushed
harder for everyone to move to newer version of Python. The Python community is
glacially slow at upgrading.
@kazimuth I don't think we should have to make the stub generation
non-deterministic.
In the previous w
Please join us to welcome @Mousius as a new committer to TVM.
Christopher has made great contributions to ARM's work on CMSIS and Ethos-U
support and the infrastructure around it. He has contributed to many reviews
and RFCs around uTVM and the related features. He is also one of the most
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