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What's the best way to visualize HLOs from in openxla passes? #108
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Hi @rahul003, thanks for question. If it's not included in this list it is safe to assume you will need to write a custom adapter for it:
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I am looking into using this tool to help develop XLA passes. I tried using dot format, but obviously it doesn't have all the features that the tool supports (image below). Do I have to write an adapter for hlo.txt or hlo.pb to model-explorer or is there a simpler way? I can't use MLIR format as our stack is not a MLIR dialect
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