Adding IREE_EXTERNAL_TOOLING_MODULES cmake flag. #13367
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This allows for custom modules to be linked into IREE tools for the purposes of profiling, benchmarking, and debugging. As the IREE tools are not to be deployed this is considered a development feature.
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This allows for custom modules to be linked into IREE tools for the purposes of profiling, benchmarking, and debugging. As the IREE tools are not to be deployed this is considered a development feature.
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This allows for custom modules to be linked into IREE tools for the purposes of profiling, benchmarking, and debugging. As the IREE tools are not to be deployed this is considered a development feature.