ascendc-operator-project-init

You can auto-generate an AscendC operator skeleton by providing an operator name in snake_case. This creates a ready-to-develop scaffold under csrc/ops/, including host and kernel placeholders, a minimal CMakeLists, and a design.md file.

The standard AscendC operator structure places files under csrc/ops/<op_name>. It includes host and kernel placeholders for logic separation, a minimal CMakeLists for building, and a design.md for documentation.

To bootstrap an AscendC kernel safely, the scaffold generator enforces snake_case naming and includes safety checks to prevent overwriting existing directories. It detects existing ascend-kernel templates to reuse them without destroying your current work.

Yes, the AscendC operator scaffold auto-detects existing ascend-kernel templates or projects and reuses them when available. This ensures your new operator integrates seamlessly with your current project environment.

Generating an AscendC operator scaffold requires strict snake_case naming for the operator name. The automation enforces this convention to maintain consistency across the csrc/ops directory structure.

After generating an AscendC operator skeleton, the tool outputs a step-by-step Definition of Done (DoD) for operator integration. You then proceed to implement the host and kernel logic within the created placeholders.