fix: Support stream readers before TensorRT 10.7 - #147
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What does this PR do?
Makes file-backed TensorRT engine deserialization compile with TensorRT
versions before 10.7:
IStreamReaderV2implementation,asynchronous device reads, pinned transfer buffers, and
seek().IStreamReaderhost-readcontract and reuse the same file descriptor, offset, EOF, and error handling.
The version boundary matches the introduction of
IStreamReaderV2; TensorRT11 and newer continue to use the V2 path.
Scope
Validation
TensorRT 10.3 and 10.7 headers.
clang-format,codespell,git diff --check, and merge-tree validationpass.
main.The validation machine does not contain TensorRT/CUDA headers, so complete
builds against the real 10.3 and 10.7 SDKs and real-engine deserialization are
still requested from CI or Jetson validation.
Closes #140.