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Python class

InterpreterExecutor

InterpreterExecutor

class max.experimental.executor.InterpreterExecutor(max_ops=None)

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Bases: object

Executes a graph via max._interpreter.execute().

Raises UnsupportedGraphError when max._interpreter.can_execute() refuses the graph up front: a custom op that mutates an operand buffer in place, a custom op with no CustomOp declaration, an unregistered op, or too many ops. It also raises it when an op’s device or dtypes turn out, at dispatch, to be outside its family’s supported set. Other runtime errors propagate — including a custom op whose realized output disagrees with its staged type, which is a kernel contract violation rather than a refusal. An explicit interpreter request is deliberately loud.

Initializes the executor.

Parameters:

max_ops (int | None) – Maximum number of dispatchable ops accepted. Graphs with more ops raise UnsupportedGraphError. None imposes no limit.

execute()

execute(graph, inputs)

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Executes graph via the MO interpreter.

Raises:

UnsupportedGraphError – If the interpreter cannot handle the graph.

Parameters:

• graph (Graph)
• inputs (Sequence[Buffer])

Return type:

Sequence[Buffer | None]