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We should prefix CMake build options with "CT2_", e.g. CT2_WITH_MKL instead of WITH_MKL. This is a good practice to avoid possible conflicts with other projects.
The usage should then be updated in several places:
- README.md
- docker/Dockerfile.*
- python/tools/build_wheel.sh
- .travis.yml
- src/cpu/cpu_isa.h
- src/profiler.cc
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Now that serialization works, in deployment scenarios with limited resources, it would be nice to have a reduced size library which can run TRTorch modules. All that should be required is the execution section of the core library.