fix: accelerate the first inference speed on low-level NPUs. #10050
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This PR will implement a binary mode to accelerate the first inference speed on NPUs.
When using the NPU:
jit_compile=False
).jit_compile=True
).This causes chips like the 310P to compile required operators in real-time during the first inference rather than using existing operators from the operator library. As a result, ComfyUI becomes extremely slow during the first generation. For example, with SD1.5, the first generation takes approximately 600 seconds without setting
jit_compile=False
, but only about 40 seconds after setting it to False.