tff.backends.native.create_sync_local_cpp_execution_context
Returns an execution context backed by C++ runtime.
tff.backends.native.create_sync_local_cpp_execution_context(
default_num_clients: int = 0,
max_concurrent_computation_calls: int = -1,
stream_structs: bool = False
) -> tff.framework.SyncExecutionContext
This execution context starts a C++ worker assumed to be at path
binary_path
, serving on port
, and constructs a Python remote execution
context to talk to this worker.
Args |
default_num_clients
|
The number of clients to use as the default
cardinality, if thus number cannot be inferred by the arguments of a
computation.
|
max_concurrent_computation_calls
|
The maximum number of concurrent calls to
a single computation in the C++ runtime. If nonpositive, there is no
limit.
|
stream_structs
|
The flag to enable decomposing and streaming struct values.
|
Raises |
RuntimeError
|
If an internal C++ worker binary can not be found.
|
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Last updated 2024-09-20 UTC.
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