A release that address some bugs around non-trivially moveable Cpp objects, causes a change in API.
For most structs it has no effect as most Cpp structs of executorch are trivially moveable. For those who are not, such as Tensor and EValue, the default constructor method, aka new, will allocate the underlying Cpp object on the heap using a Box. On systems were allocations are not available, a new Storage struct is introduced allowing pinned allocations on the stack.
What's Changed
- Update ndarray requirement from 0.15.6 to 0.16.0
- Enforce Cpp objects are not moved for non-trivially movable structs
- Remove some deps for real
no_stdby, still not fully supported due to the Cpp lib requiring the Cpp standard library. See pytorch/executorch#4561 - The library is now tested on both Ubuntu and MacOS. Windows is not supported.