I've been packaging tvm and have a basic (library-only) package for 0.6. I then moved on to 0.8 as that's current, which required libbacktrace, so I've packaged that too (static library only so far - I don't know if there is a good reason why upstream does not build a dynamic library (does anyone else?), and they have not repsonded to my mail on the subject) In doing so I discoved that it (tvm) needs at least dlpack-dev v0.4 and we currently have 0.0~git* in debian: https://tracker.debian.org/pkg/dlpack Upgrading to the current 0.6 was trivial so I've done that. I could just upload, but I don't know if that would break anything else? There are no rdepends on libdlpack-dev in the archive so I guess it should be fine, right? Does anyone else care what version of dlpack is in the archive? TVM also has a pile of other stuff: python, go, rust, and java bindings, and some other bits I don't know what it's for (nnvm, vta). How much of that should we be building and packaging in debian? My current plan is to get a basic (libraries+docs) v0.8 package in the NEW queue, then look at adding the labguage bindings. Does that seem sensible? And would anyone like to help test this as I have no clue how it works :-) Wookey -- Principal hats: Linaro, Debian, Wookware, ARM http://wookware.org/
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