| # IREE Python API |
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| Top-level packages: |
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| * `pyiree.compiler2` : Main compiler API (soon to be renamed to 'compiler'). |
| * `pyiree.rt` : Runtime components for executing binaries. |
| * `pyiree.tools.core` : Core tools for executing the compiler. |
| * `pyiree.tools.tf` : TensorFlow compiler tools (if enabled). |
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| Deprecated packages: |
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| * `pyiree.compiler` |
| * `pyiree.common` |
| * `pyiree.tf.compiler` |
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| ## Installing |
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| First perform a normal CMake build with the following options: |
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| * `-DIREE_BUILD_PYTHON_BINDINGS=ON` : Enables Python Bindings |
| * `-DIREE_BUILD_TENSORFLOW_COMPILER=ON` (optional) : Enables building the |
| TensorFlow compilers (note: requires additional dependencies. see overall |
| build docs). |
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| Then from the build directory, run: |
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| ```shell |
| # Install into a local installation or virtualenv. |
| python bindings/python/setup.py install |
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| # Build wheels. |
| python bindings/python/setup.py bdist_wheel |
| ``` |
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| ## Development mode |
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| For development, just set your `PYTHONPATH` environment variable to the |
| `bindings/python` directory in your CMake build dir. |
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| ## Run tests |
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| Tests under `bindings/python/tests` can be run directly once installed. |
| Additional tests under `integrations/tensorflow/e2e` will be runnable soon. |
