[microTVM] Custom IDE Tutorial #13857
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Do you want to link to or note above that you also need TVM python package installed?
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I think tvm install would show up by default in google collab version?
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also, I guess that needs to be TVM built with USE_MICRO enabled
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@mehrdadh right, but what if someone wants to run locally?
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I added a link to tvm documentation page for installing tvm.
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| # * Open the project Properties. (by right clicking on the project name and selecting "Properties" or by selecting Project -> Properties from the menu bar). | ||
| # * Select C/C++ General -> Paths and Symbols. Select the Source Location tab. | ||
| # * If you extract the model inside the project folder on your disk, click "Add Folder" and select the "model" folder. (You might need to right click on the project name and select "Refresh" before it appears.) |
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I couldn't get the "Add Folder" method to work on MacOS, even after restarting the IDE.
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Not sure why it didn't work for you. Please make sure the extracted "model" folder is inside your project folder, and refresh the project explorer.
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Yea doing the "Refresh" made it show up this time.
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Great tutorial @mkatanbaf, I left a few comments and was able to get it up and running on MacOS: |
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Thanks @alanmacd for the detailed review |
Adds "Bring microTVM to your own development environment" to microTVM tutorials. This tutorial describes the steps required to integrate a model compiled with microTVM into a custom development environment. We use STM32Cube IDE, the VWW model and the nucleo_l4r5zi board.