Support CPU-only, task-only subgraphs with compiled execution#417
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rohany wants to merge 13 commits intoStanfordLegion:mainfrom
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Support CPU-only, task-only subgraphs with compiled execution#417rohany wants to merge 13 commits intoStanfordLegion:mainfrom
rohany wants to merge 13 commits intoStanfordLegion:mainfrom
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@rohany I assume this needs to be reviewed? |
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This PR adds initial support for a limited case of compiled Realm subgraphs to have a solid base of adding more features. It currently supports:
All of these will get resolved in follow-up work, but this PR adds the initial layer that later pieces can be built on. I'm in the process of adding more tests and will continue to do so, but this is ready to start getting some looks. I did a bunch of simplification from the prototype implementation which shrunk a good amount of this code.