[feature] Extract C++ code to jinja template files#3801
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Motivation
This PR aims to improve readability and maintainability by separating the C++ codegen logic from the file contents.
This is merely a feature proposal and therefore the changes are contained within a single source directory (
csrc/ck_gemm_a8w8/)Technical Details
The C++ code is placed in jinja template files. This makes the python code easier to read as it only needs to produce the appropriate data structures, while the code resides in its own files. The changes thus far are contained within
csrc/ck_gemm_a8w8/, but are applicable to the rest ofcsrc/subdirectories. This potentially enables reuse across modules, since many of the generated files have very similar structure.Test Plan
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