feat: add musl libc runtime and native C/Python workflows#281
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不需要borrow_buffer的语义
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不需要borrow_buffer的一套语义,同时musl python的接口还是在采用copy的方式,没有零拷贝
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BenchmarkTested on:
Word CountUnit: ms
Parallel SortUnit: ms
Long ChainUnit: ms
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Summary
Native Python workflows
The following native musl configurations were added:
Concurrent CPython 3.11 instances currently use distinct DSO copies so each workload receives an independent CPython global runtime.
Validation
Experiment recipes
The existing Python latency recipe now preserves and prints the complete asvisor error instead of hiding it behind grep.
Current limitations