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Properly export ET_USE_THREADPOOL from the threadpool extension #8947
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🔗 Helpful Links🧪 See artifacts and rendered test results at hud.pytorch.org/pr/pytorch/executorch/8947
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We had a bunch of targets that would define this macro ad-hoc. It's supposed to indicate that the threadpool extension is available, so just make sure that we have it as a PUBLIC `target_compile_definition` in CMake and an `exported_preprocessor_flags` entry in Buck for extension_threadpool. Test Plan: CI on following NOCOMMIT PR, which fails builds if ET_USE_THREADPOOL is not defined in affected places. ghstack-source-id: 9b3a0ca ghstack-comment-id: 2699165786 Pull Request resolved: #8947
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We had a bunch of targets that would define this macro ad-hoc. It's supposed to indicate that the threadpool extension is available, so just make sure that we have it as a PUBLIC
target_compile_definition
in CMake and anexported_preprocessor_flags
entry in Buck for extension_threadpool.Test Plan: CI on following NOCOMMIT PR, which fails builds if ET_USE_THREADPOOL is not defined in affected places.
Needed for #8932.