Function: get_op_name
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Function Usage
Obtains the name of a specified operator.
You are advised to create a thread and call this API in the new thread. Otherwise, this API call will block the main thread.
acl.prof.get_op_name delivers the same function as acl.prof.get_op_name_v2. However, the acl.prof.get_op_name_v2 API is used to obtain the length of the operator name and allocate the corresponding space. You do not need to pass arguments to specify the space required by the operator name. You are advised to use the acl.prof.get_op_name_v2 API first.
Prototype
- C Prototype
1aclError aclprofGetOpName(const void *opInfo, size_t opInfoLen, uint32_t index, char *opName, size_t opNameLen)
- Python Function
1op_name, ret = acl.prof.get_op_name(op_info, op_info_len, index, op_name_len)
Parameter Description
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op_info |
Int, specified memory address. |
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op_info_len |
Int, length of the operator information. |
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index |
Int, operator index. The value range is [0, Operator count – 1]. Call acl.prof.get_op_num to obtain the operator count. |
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op_name_len |
Int, length of operator name. The value range is [1, 257]. |
Return Value Description
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op_name |
Str, operator name. |
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ret |
Int, error code.
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