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Start playing with building the libpoplar wrapper in CI #37
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Compilation of the wrapper library is moved to a `deps/build.jl` script, so that it can be done more automatically.
This is a temporary hack until I figure out how to properly serialise the numerical types, which have non-static properties.
Under the hood these aren't static objects that can be safely serialised, so we need to define them as dynamic accessor methods. Fix #1.
`Poplar.jl` is now a submodule of the package, the one providing the interface to the Poplar SDK.
Slightly more descriptive name. Also, index directory where the library is built by version of julia, so that we can make multiple versions co-exists.
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Small update: the current state is working and all the tests (using hardware IPU) are passing when using the library compiled in CI. The proof-of-concept is definitely successful! |
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Proof of concept for #18.
Still lots to do:
template.cpp
to the compiler, so it was building an empty library. Now I have some compilation errors, but it's good, it means it's trying to actually compile the right file)-I{includedir}/juli