[CMake] - Update precompiled libraries links #601
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Looks like we will have to use a solution like this to get the path at runtime: https://gist.github.com/gabrieleoliaro/51b75482ba26143b0cca5841cab96d38 |
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This PR depends on #590 , so we are waiting on that to finish before continuing |
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PR flexflow/flexflow-third-party#13 fixes a lot of lingering issues regarding the use of pre-compiled NCCL and Legion, and having fixed a Legion CMake bug, we can now pre-build for many python versions, without having to worry about the location of the Python library on the system. This PR updates the FlexFlow codebase to be able to take advantage of the changes. In particular, we update the URLs were the nccl & legion libraries are stored.
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