module example

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Example for: https://discuss.pytorch.org/t/use-executorchs-module-extension-api-on-arm64-mac/215068/3

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./install_requirements.sh --clean

(mkdir cmake-out     && cd cmake-out     && cmake -DEXECUTORCH_PAL_DEFAULT=posix ..)   && cmake --build cmake-out -j32 --target module_runner

Run:

./cmake-out/module_runner 

Output:

(executorch) [[email protected] /data/users/lfq/executorch (lfq.module_example)]$ ./cmake-out/module_runner 
Output: 8

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