Add API: Switch global program #5260
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| def switch_g_program(prog, init_prog): |
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Is this API supposed to exposed to PaddlePaddle users? It might be dangerous to expose the fact that we are having two programs -- the main one and the initializer -- to the user at this moment.
I think it is reasonable to have the main program and the initializer program -- the former is like the main function in C/C++, and the latter the C/C++ runtime entry point that initializes the global variables. It is just that we might expose only the main program to the users.
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| def g_program(): |
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g_program => main_program
It seems that the C/C++ code that initializes the global variables is known as "startup code", and the main function is known as the main program. https://gcc.gnu.org/ml/gcc-help/2007-07/msg00097.html
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| def g_init_program(): |
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g_init_program => startup_program
It seems that the C/C++ code that initializes the global variables is known as "startup code", and the main function is known as the main program. https://gcc.gnu.org/ml/gcc-help/2007-07/msg00097.html
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Closed since code change too much, use #5932 instead. |
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