[GPU] Automatically dump lowered mlir module on 'enableObjectDump=true' #366
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Signed-off-by: dchigarev <[email protected]>
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@AndreyPavlenko what do you think, should it be a separate option in OclModuleBuilderOptions? Or maybe we can add a bool parameter to OclModuleBuilder::build(..., bool dump_lowered_module=false)?
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It should be a separate option, because enableObjectDump is used to dump the compiled object.
It could also be implemented without adding a new option, like here -
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decided to implement this in #362 |
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mlir::ExecutionEngine(enableObjectDump=true)doesn't actually dump any module, but provides an ability to callExecutionEngine::dumpToObjectFile(...)later (which only can dump to a file, while we want it to be dumped to std::err in OV integration).