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/*! @page tutorial clDNN Tutorial
* @section intro Introduction
* This section contains 8 chapters of tutorial demonstrating how to work with clDNN. If you are new in clDNN, we recommend to start with
* <a href="https://01org.github.io/clDNN/index.html">"clDNN documentation"</a> that describes API. We assume that user is familiar with C++ or C and Deep Learining terminology.
*
* @subpage c1 <br>
* @subpage c2 <br>
* @subpage c3 <br>
* @subpage c4 <br>
* @subpage c5 <br>
* @subpage c6 <br>
* @subpage c7 <br>
* @subpage c8 <br>
*
*/
#include <../api/CPP/engine.hpp>
#include <../api/CPP/topology.hpp>
cldnn::engine chapter_1(); // Engine, layout, tensor, memory, data and input
cldnn::topology chapter_2(cldnn::engine&); // Primitives and topology
void chapter_3(cldnn::engine&, cldnn::topology&); // Network and execution
void chapter_4(cldnn::engine&, cldnn::topology&); // Hidden layers access
void chapter_5(cldnn::engine&, cldnn::topology&); // Other building options
void chapter_6(cldnn::engine&); // How to add a kernel to clDNN
void chapter_7(cldnn::engine&); // How to create a custom primitive (without changing clDNN)
void chapter_8(cldnn::engine&); // Extended profiling for networks built with optimized data
int main()
{
try {
cldnn::engine eng = chapter_1();
cldnn::topology topology = chapter_2(eng);
chapter_3(eng, topology);
chapter_4(eng, topology);
chapter_5(eng, topology);
chapter_6(eng);
chapter_7(eng);
chapter_8(eng);
}
catch (const std::exception& ex)
{
std::cout << ex.what();
}
return 0;
}