torch-mlir

Commit Graph

Author	SHA1	Message	Date
Aaron J Arthurs	94ea6f7c92	[RefBackend] Support element-wise multiply op Register the following for the multiply op: - tcf.mul - tcp.mul - TCP->TCP lowering - Shape transfer, broadcasted multiplicands - Lower to standard `MulFOp` op	2020-10-27 19:41:23 -07:00
Sean Silva	06a8ba6900	[RefBackend] Use more idiomatic bufferize pattern for TCP. The time has come for BypassShapes/LowerShapedResultsToMemref to go away :( For the reference backend, being consistent with upstream conventions is the name of the game now. This is a step down in a number of ways, e.g. test clarity and separation of concerns. But it is fewer files and fewer tests, and does address the "TODO: This is really fragile". It also eliminates two more ops from the refback dialect (sadly, they are the shaped_results/yield that we were getting kind of fond of, but alas).	2020-10-15 20:15:53 -07:00

Author

SHA1

Message

Date

Aaron J Arthurs

94ea6f7c92

[RefBackend] Support element-wise multiply op

Register the following for the multiply op:
- tcf.mul
- tcp.mul
- TCP->TCP lowering
- Shape transfer, broadcasted multiplicands
- Lower to standard `MulFOp` op

2020-10-27 19:41:23 -07:00

Sean Silva

06a8ba6900

[RefBackend] Use more idiomatic bufferize pattern for TCP.

The time has come for BypassShapes/LowerShapedResultsToMemref to go away :(
For the reference backend, being consistent with upstream conventions is
the name of the game now.

This is a step down in a number of ways, e.g. test clarity and
separation of concerns. But it is fewer files and fewer tests, and
*does* address the "TODO: This is really fragile". It also eliminates two
more ops from the refback dialect (sadly, they are the
shaped_results/yield that we were getting kind of fond of, but alas).

2020-10-15 20:15:53 -07:00

2 Commits (30adf9e6b0c1e94db38050a9e143f20a5a461d17)