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max warm-interpreter-cache
MAX includes an interpreter that runs operations one at a time as your graph calls them. For some of these operations, such as matrix multiplication and elementwise math, the interpreter builds an optimized, compiled version the first time it runs the operation. It saves each compiled version to an on-disk cache and reuses it on later runs.
There's one compiled version for each combination of operation, device, and
data type your machine supports, so compiling them all on first use can take
several minutes. Use max warm-interpreter-cache to compile every combination
for the current hardware up front.
Because the compiled results depend on the hardware, run this command on the same kind of machine you plan to run on. A common use is during system provisioning, such as a step in a Dockerfile after you install MAX.
To let other MAX processes reuse the compiled results, set the
MODULAR_DERIVED_PATH environment variable to the same value those processes
use before you run this command. MAX saves the cache under that
location and records your machine's hardware alongside it.
Usage
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