Problem description
As it stands for now, the profiling script (see GitLab) supports only XNNPACK-compiled models. However, with a little modification to the build script, it should be possible to allow handling other backends, most notably CoreML and Qualcomm.
What should be done
- Modify the
build_et.sh script to build ExecuTorch in a way to support other backends (CoreML, Qualcomm).
Benefits to React Native ExecuTorch
Handling this issue would make it easy to profile and debug models exported to backends such as CoreML or Qualcomm, preparing the ground for future tasks such as #556.
This PR might be helpful when merged: pytorch/executorch#19252
Problem description
As it stands for now, the profiling script (see GitLab) supports only XNNPACK-compiled models. However, with a little modification to the build script, it should be possible to allow handling other backends, most notably CoreML and Qualcomm.
What should be done
build_et.shscript to build ExecuTorch in a way to support other backends (CoreML, Qualcomm).Benefits to React Native ExecuTorch
Handling this issue would make it easy to profile and debug models exported to backends such as CoreML or Qualcomm, preparing the ground for future tasks such as #556.
This PR might be helpful when merged: pytorch/executorch#19252