finally fast googlenet with correct latency artifacts for fair comparison
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@@ -100,6 +100,9 @@ options; `onnx-mlir --help` lists the inherited ONNX-MLIR options.
- `--core-count=<N>` - required positive core count for PIM compilation.
- `--crossbar-size=<N>` - crossbar width/height. Default in code is `128`.
- `--crossbar-count=<N>` - crossbars per core. Default in code is `64`.
- `--pim-target-config=<PATH>` - optional PIM target configuration used by the
target adapter to construct the target-neutral Spatial scheduling cost and
topology model. Resource values must match the explicit core/crossbar flags.
- `--pim-memory-report=<summary|none>` - emit the concise combined memory report
under `reports/memory_report.txt`, or disable it. Default is `summary`.
- `--pim-only-codegen` - assume input is already bufferized PIM IR and only run
@@ -155,7 +158,7 @@ This writes PIM artifacts under `/tmp/raptor/pim/`.
## Validation
Functional validation compiles ONNX models, compares native ONNX-MLIR and PIM
simulator outputs, and optionally reports latency and power. See
simulator outputs, and optionally reports latency, power, and energy. See
[`validation/README.md`](validation/README.md) for prerequisites, usage,
options, artifacts, and results.