[ARM CPU] Remove configure from exec func in eltwise, reduce and pooling #19071
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@allnes We need detailed explanation why this PR neeede in the desctiption. Link to the JIRA (if exists) also required. |
@dmitry-gorokhov wrote, please check |
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On our executor's conception:
we call once arm_compute::configure in init() function and call few times arm_compute::run in exec() function
In our cases for eltwise, reduce and pooling we created lambda functions for arm_compute::configure and arm_compute::run in init(), but call every time in exec
this problem could be affect performance and create some problems with threading and streams
This PR fix it and correct realisation with our concept