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It would be convenient to have a quick way to examine codegen'ed c++ on cmd line and possibly match actual c++ text in lit CHECK tests.
We already have ttmetal-to-flatbuffer which outputs binary fb blobs with kernels serialized inside as strings, but that's suboptimal. We now also have ttkernel-to-cpp-noc and ttkernel-to-cpp-tensix. ttmetal-to-cpp would be similar to the former but output all c++ kernels to stdout, possibly taking a parameter to select only one ttkernel::ThreadType.
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It would be convenient to have a quick way to examine codegen'ed c++ on cmd line and possibly match actual c++ text in
lit
CHECK tests.We already have
ttmetal-to-flatbuffer
which outputs binary fb blobs with kernels serialized inside as strings, but that's suboptimal. We now also havettkernel-to-cpp-noc
andttkernel-to-cpp-tensix
.ttmetal-to-cpp
would be similar to the former but output all c++ kernels to stdout, possibly taking a parameter to select only onettkernel::ThreadType
.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: