[Deeploy] add support for Deeploy as a dependency#9
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Add support for Deeploy as a dependency.
I add a folder
deploymentto contain everything regarding the deployment except for the folderkernelsthat contains the C implementation of the basic operators. Indeployment, you find the definition of the Deeploy target for MAGIA, a test folder (now inlcuding the adder only), and a python script that generate the C code implementing one of the available tests.The generated code is placed in the test folder exactly as the other magia-sdk tests so that it shares the same building and running workflow. The generated code is patched to deal with the missing
malloc.Code generation, build, and run are automatized with a make target
deploy(e.g.,make deploy test=adder platform=gvsoc).Thanks to the new file
pyproject.toml, GVSoC and Deeploy deopendencies can be installed by installing the folder as a python packagepip install -e ..At now Deeploy is not cloned but directly installed from PyPI. This solution is fine as long as we do not need new features of Deeploy not available in the latest release.
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