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This just parses some flag values and passes them along to extract_functions_lib so that the relevant functionality can actually be invoked from the command line. Pull Request: google#487
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This just parses some flag values and passes them along to extract_functions_lib so that the relevant functionality can actually be invoked from the command line. Pull Request: google#487
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This just parses some flag values and passes them along to extract_functions_lib so that the relevant functionality can actually be invoked from the command line. Pull Request: google#487
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This just parses some flag values and passes them along to extract_functions_lib so that the relevant functionality can actually be invoked from the command line. Pull Request: google#487
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This just parses some flag values and passes them along to extract_functions_lib so that the relevant functionality can actually be invoked from the command line. This is intended to be used before training. After compiling a corpus with compile_corpus.py, functions that change during regalloc (and thus show up as keys when generating a default trace) can then be extracted into a separate corpus for use during the training process, assuming serialized basic blocks are available for functions that do not get extracted. Pull Request: google#487
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This just parses some flag values and passes them along to extract_functions_lib so that the relevant functionality can actually be invoked from the command line. This is intended to be used before training. After compiling a corpus with compile_corpus.py, functions that change during regalloc (and thus show up as keys when generating a default trace) can then be extracted into a separate corpus for use during the training process, assuming serialized basic blocks are available for functions that do not get extracted. Reviewers: mtrofin Reviewed By: mtrofin Pull Request: #487
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This just parses some flag values and passes them along to
extract_functions_lib so that the relevant functionality can actually be
invoked from the command line.
This is intended to be used before training. After compiling a corpus
with compile_corpus.py, functions that change during regalloc (and thus
show up as keys when generating a default trace) can then be extracted
into a separate corpus for use during the training process, assuming
serialized basic blocks are available for functions that do not get
extracted.