Execution graph utilities

Overview

Contains ExecutionNode and its properties. More…

// namespaces

namespace ExecGraphInfoSerialization;

// classes

class ExecGraphInfoSerialization::ExecutionNode;

// global variables

static const char ExecGraphInfoSerialization::ORIGINAL_NAMES[] = "originalLayersNames";
static const char ExecGraphInfoSerialization::IMPL_TYPE[] = "primitiveType";
static const char ExecGraphInfoSerialization::OUTPUT_PRECISIONS[] = "outputPrecisions";
static const char ExecGraphInfoSerialization::PERF_COUNTER[] = "execTimeMcs";
static const char ExecGraphInfoSerialization::OUTPUT_LAYOUTS[] = "outputLayouts";
static const char ExecGraphInfoSerialization::EXECUTION_ORDER[] = "execOrder";
static const char ExecGraphInfoSerialization::LAYER_TYPE[] = "layerType";
static const char ExecGraphInfoSerialization::RUNTIME_PRECISION[] = "runtimePrecision";

Detailed Documentation

Contains ExecutionNode and its properties.

Global Variables

static const char ExecGraphInfoSerialization::ORIGINAL_NAMES[] = "originalLayersNames"

Used to get a string of layer names separated by a comma from the original IR, which were fused/merged to the current executable primitive.

static const char ExecGraphInfoSerialization::IMPL_TYPE[] = "primitiveType"

Used to get a type of the executable primitive.

static const char ExecGraphInfoSerialization::OUTPUT_PRECISIONS[] = "outputPrecisions"

Used to get output precisions of the executable primitive.

static const char ExecGraphInfoSerialization::PERF_COUNTER[] = "execTimeMcs"

Used to get a value of execution time of the executable primitive.

static const char ExecGraphInfoSerialization::OUTPUT_LAYOUTS[] = "outputLayouts"

Used to get output layouts of primitive.

static const char ExecGraphInfoSerialization::EXECUTION_ORDER[] = "execOrder"

Used to get an execution order of primitive.

static const char ExecGraphInfoSerialization::LAYER_TYPE[] = "layerType"

Used to get a type of primitive.

static const char ExecGraphInfoSerialization::RUNTIME_PRECISION[] = "runtimePrecision"

Used to get runtime precision of the executable primitive.