Warpper of CANN streams.
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#include <opencv2/cann_call.hpp>
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bool | ownStream |
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aclrtStream | stream |
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std::set< std::shared_ptr< uchar > > | tensorHolders |
| Ascend and CANN use stream to implement asynchronous calls. Which means when function returns, operator may not finish, even not start. If caller free any tensors that participate in this operatation, it have a chance to access invalid memory. All tensors should add to holder, holder will be cleaned by waitForCompletion function, or when the stream is destructing.
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◆ Impl() [1/2]
cv::cann::AscendStream::Impl::Impl |
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◆ Impl() [2/2]
cv::cann::AscendStream::Impl::Impl |
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aclrtStream |
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◆ AddTensorHolder()
void cv::cann::AscendStream::Impl::AddTensorHolder |
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const std::shared_ptr< uchar > & |
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◆ ownStream
bool cv::cann::AscendStream::Impl::ownStream |
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aclrtStream cv::cann::AscendStream::Impl::stream |
◆ tensorHolders
std::set<std::shared_ptr<uchar> > cv::cann::AscendStream::Impl::tensorHolders |
Ascend and CANN use stream to implement asynchronous calls. Which means when function returns, operator may not finish, even not start. If caller free any tensors that participate in this operatation, it have a chance to access invalid memory. All tensors should add to holder, holder will be cleaned by waitForCompletion function, or when the stream is destructing.
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