fastatomstruct-xla-cpu
The XLA CPU runtime (libpjrt_cpu.so, a PJRT plugin) used by the Rust MACE
backend of fastatomstruct.
pip install "fastatomstruct[xla]"
With this package installed, MACECalculator(..., backend="rust") runs through
XLA instead of the built-in interpreter; nothing has to be configured.
The library is the unmodified pjrt-cpu_linux-amd64 build
manual-2026-06-23T00-20-00Z from
zml/pjrt-artifacts (XLA, Apache-2.0).
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