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Allow rust tvm build configuration through cargo features #8665
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hey @schell just wondering, is it possible to auto-generate this file?
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I'm sure it's possible but it's definitely not standard. It would be a bespoke generator for sure.
This is the defacto Rust project declaration, so I think auto-generating it would be confusing for Rust contributors in the long run. I do agree that keeping these in sync with TVM proper will be a bit error prone though - especially since it has to happen in a number of crates in this repo. Unfortunately there doesn't seem to be any way to iterate over user-set features in Rust at the moment, which was what I was hoping to do to cut down on the boiler plate here.
Ultimately this approach is explicit, which is good - I learned about the CoreML support by adding these! But it does mean that the configurable features will always lag behind TVM proper.
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Maybe we can think about this kind of stuff in the Backlog @areusch