Introducing LiteRT Next: A new set of APIs that improves and simplifies on-device hardware acceleration.

litert::internal

Summary

Functions
`AssertEq(F get, Expected expected, Args &&... args)`	`void`
`AssertOk(F get, Args &&... args)`	`void`
`AssertTrue(F get, Args &&... args)`	`void`
`CheckType(const LiteRtAny & any, const LiteRtAnyType type)`	`Expected< void >`
`DummyDeleter(H)`	`void`
`GetInt(const LiteRtAny & any)`	`Expected< T >`
`GetReal(const LiteRtAny & any)`	`Expected< T >`

Classes
litert::internal::Handle
litert::internal::NonOwnedHandle

Structs
litert::internal::CanBeAbslFormated

void AssertEq(
  F get,
  Expected expected,
  Args &&... args
)

void AssertOk(
  F get,
  Args &&... args
)

void AssertTrue(
  F get,
  Args &&... args
)

Expected< void > CheckType(
  const LiteRtAny & any,
  const LiteRtAnyType type
)

void DummyDeleter(
  H
)

Expected< T > GetInt(
  const LiteRtAny & any
)

Expected< T > GetReal(
  const LiteRtAny & any
)

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Last updated 2025-05-14 UTC.