catlass-operator-code-gen

To generate operator scaffolding from a CATLASS design document, you provide the document path to the generator to automatically bootstrap op_host, op_kernel, and test_aclnn boilerplate. This automates design-document-driven code scaffolding and workspace initialization for operator delivery.

CATLASS operator code generation is used to automate the creation of boilerplate artifacts like op_host, op_kernel, and test_aclnn from design documents. It accelerates typical operator development workflows by enforcing design-doc conformance and providing an initial tiling configuration.

Yes, you can automatically generate test_aclnn boilerplate for CATLASS operators. The generator reads your CATLASS design document and scaffolds the test_aclnn code alongside the op_host and op_kernel components to ensure basic conformance checks are in place.

To set up the initial workspace and tiling configuration for a CATLASS operator, run the generator with your CATLASS design document path. It enforces design-doc conformance and outputs the required op_host and op_kernel scaffolds with the initial configuration included.

Yes, CATLASS code generation enforces design document conformance by automatically validating the input design doc and scaffolding the op_host, op_kernel, and test_aclnn boilerplate to match the specified operator design requirements.