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Release v0.1.9 #289
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This release of CompilerGym focuses on **backend extensibility** and adds a bunch of new features to make it easier to add support for new compilers: - Adds a new `CompilationSession` class encapsulates a single incremental compilation session. - Adds a common runtime for CompilerGym services that takes a `CompilationSession` subclass and handles all the RPC wrangling for you. - Ports the LLVM service and example services to the new runtime. This provides a net performance win with fewer lines of code. Other highlights of this release include: - [Core API] Adds a new `compiler_gym.wrappers` module that makes it easy to apply modular transformations to CompilerGym environments without modifying the environment code. - [Core API] Adds a new `Datasets.random_benchmark()` method for selecting a uniform random benchmark from one or more datasets. - [Core API] Adds a new `compiler_gym.make()` function, equivalent to `gym.make()`. - [LLVM] Adds a new `IrSha1` observation space that uses a fast, service-side C++ implementation to compute a checksum of the environment state. - [LLVM] Adds 12 new C programs from the CHStone benchmark suite. - [LLVM] Adds the `anghabench-v1` dataset and deprecated `anghabench-v0`. - Numerous bug fixes and improvements.
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This release of CompilerGym focuses on backend extensibility and adds a bunch of new features to make it easier to add support for new compilers:
CompilationSession
class encapsulates a single incremental compilation session (#261).CompilationSession
subclass and handles all the RPC wrangling for you (#270).Other highlights of this release include:
compiler_gym.wrappers
module that makes it easy to apply modular transformations to CompilerGym environments without modifying the environment code (#272).Datasets.random_benchmark()
method for selecting a uniform random benchmark from one or more datasets (#247).compiler_gym.make()
function, equivalent togym.make()
(#257).IrSha1
observation space that uses a fast, service-side C++ implementation to compute a checksum of the environment state (#267).anghabench-v1
dataset and deprecatedanghabench-v0
(#242).