compile3: gate FLOAT16/IMAGE/NOLOCALS defaults on QCOM#7
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Only set FLOAT16=1, IMAGE=2, NOLOCALS=1 defaults when DEV is not explicitly set or is set to QCOM. When callers pass a different DEV (e.g. CPU:LLVM), these defaults are skipped — models like dmonitoring_model don't need them and fail validation with FLOAT16=1 on CPU.
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Summary
FLOAT16=1,IMAGE=2,NOLOCALS=1env var defaults behind aDEVcheckDEVis not set or is explicitlyQCOMJIT_BATCH_SIZE=0default remains unconditional (matches upstream)Why
When callers pass a non-QCOM device (e.g.
DEV=CPU:LLVM), these defaults shouldn't apply. Specifically,dmonitoring_modelon CPU:LLVM fails the output-sensitivity validation test whenFLOAT16=1is set — doubling inputs produces identical outputs.Behavior matrix
QCOM=1, no DEV)QCOMCPU:LLVMQCOMCPU:LLVM