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[oneDNN] Made cache to be stored in TLS for prediction #32309

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@jczaja jczaja commented Apr 15, 2021

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This is second fix to #31992. It does make oneDNN cache to be optionally stored to Thread Local storage location. It is enabled for prediction.

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jczaja commented Apr 21, 2021

@luotao1 My PR is failing on couple of CI runs. It is probably related to my PR, but I cannot see anything in logs. Could you please advice on PR-CI_inference . Why does it fail ? (I have restarted 4 times)

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luotao1 commented Apr 22, 2021

There may be something wrong with our CI, could you update your code to develop branch? @jczaja @lidanqing-intel

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luotao1 commented Apr 22, 2021

@jczaja @lidanqing-intel Please do not update this PR, we will have a debug for CI with this PR. You can create a new PR at the same time. Thanks very much!

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@jczaja Hi could this PR be closed. Luotao said they have fixed inference CI

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jczaja commented Apr 27, 2021

@lidanqing-intel Sure.

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