[cpu_runtime] Raise exception if library is not found.#129
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Currently if a kernel library is not found nexus fails silently. This changes throws an exception in cpp runtime which gets translated to python ValueError by pybind. Adding a test to verify, and updating the current test.py to catch up with library changes.
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I am trying to figure out how to error in python binding implementation as that would work across all plugins and not just cpu. Will update this with that soon. |
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Nice!
Nexus is built to not throw exceptions, just invalid objects. But python seems to prefer throwing exceptions.
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Currently if a kernel library is not found nexus fails silently.
This changes throws an exception in cpp runtime which gets translated to python ValueError by pybind.
Adding a test to verify, and updating the current test.py to catch up with library changes.