Build basic MLIR C-API libraries #69
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Wouldn’t it make more sense to have a build of MLIR without XLA? :) |
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We already have that, and while we would like a XLA without LLVM/MLIR (which we could link to Julia's LLVM), I guess it's not entirely possible because That's why I'm trying with this other option of using |
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If they export all symbols, I guess they would conflict with each other when loading the .so? I am asking because we might be going on a similar path soon. :) |
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I'm interested in using your XLA builds in Julia for the MLIR.jl project, but we need the MLIR-C API to be included.
This PR adds the following Bazel targets:
@llvm-project//mlir:CAPIIR@llvm-project//mlir:CAPIInterfaces@llvm-project//mlir:CAPIExecutionEngineAdding these targets shouldn't increase the size of the binary, since they are just some C-wrappers over the C++ code.