Lowerings that depended on operations between real and complex types may
not infer the correct intermediate type. Removing these operations as
they are not technically legally generated operations. Updated tests
to validate this.
PiperOrigin-RevId: 341128903
Previously this started at rank 2 after checking for scalars and equal shapes. This resulted in cases such as <1xf32> + <2xf32> being treated as impossible.
PiperOrigin-RevId: 341043965
Imported from GitHub PR https://github.com/tensorflow/tensorflow/pull/44405
Splitting #43857 by top-level directories.
Copybara import of the project:
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fa5da7d5478649d11321dcac9f867b0a57e4798a by Dmitry Volodin <mr.molkree@gmail.com>:
fix typos in compiler dir
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4d3c9f047f7ecb8ab299f1bf28a86fd39096eee7 by Dmitry Volodin <mr.molkree@gmail.com>:
fix one test as "atleast" in it comes from Bazel
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9440ebaaa9fc4a735f7f72f0c8f0de4ec58afbd6 by Dmitry Volodin <mr.molkree@gmail.com>:
a bit more
PiperOrigin-RevId: 340819994
The slice indices must be rank-1 and have the same number of elements of the
rank of the operand. Give reasonable error messages for violations of these
requirements instead of a misleading error message that the types of the
indices don't all match.
PiperOrigin-RevId: 340660822
Additionally:
- Forward listeners through new if/else op builders.
This corrects an error that led to incomplete legalization of broadcasted op
lowering.
- Use OpConversionPattern to ensure up to date operand values are used.
PiperOrigin-RevId: 339838833
Doesn't support tensors right now, as it's somewhat hairy to support both at
the same time. Since we use a generic lowering the result is messy
and needs a mem2reg pass to eliminate extra load/store/allocas.
PiperOrigin-RevId: 339562971
If unspecified, `compare_type` is FLOAT for float element types, SIGNED for signed element types and UNSIGNED for unsigned element types. compare_type can be TOTALORDER for float element types.
- Added import and export support the attribute.
- Restricted legalization from HLO to TF to the default compare types.
- Updated existing usage of the CompareOp
PiperOrigin-RevId: 339099219
The lowering assumes that the 'gather' op attributes are identical in both MHLO and LMHLO. But that's not true; some time ago the MHLO version was changed to pack 4 of its attributes into a struct. By doing the same for the LMHLO version we both fix the lowering for this op and resolve a longstanding TODO.
PiperOrigin-RevId: 337943946
XLA HLO concat does not accept scalars, so fail verification if this occurs. Avoids segfault when accessing an empty output shape.
PiperOrigin-RevId: 337618167
The fusion heuristic identifies the root of a fusion by checking whether an
output of a linalg operation is a function result. It did not consider outputs
flowing through aliasing operations (like casts).
PiperOrigin-RevId: 337479910
- Introduce operations in a new lmhlo_gpu dialect that map to GPU library function calls
in the XLA:GPU backend.
- Add basic unit tests as well.
PiperOrigin-RevId: 337132166
Legalize `atan2` analogously to XLA. `atan2` is first reduced to `atan` on the
interval [-1, 1] and subsequently approximated. This CL also adds e2e tests for
trigonometric approximations.
PiperOrigin-RevId: 334794336
- And add conversion from MHLO CustomCall to LHLO CustomCall
- According to XLA documentation, the called function should not be side effecting,
so marking the argument MemRefs as MemRead.
PiperOrigin-RevId: 334737196
- Use MLIR provided constraints for HLO_ScalarIntTensor and HLO_DimensionTensor.
- Update unit tests to expect new error messages.
PiperOrigin-RevId: 333313131
When transforming unranked binary operations from CHLO to HLO, we insert `shape.broadcast` operations. Due to context, we know that the result of the `shape.broadcast` operation has a static shape. Instead of modelling this in the type of the broadcast operation itself, which is illegal, we now use an explicit cast.
PiperOrigin-RevId: 331989879
Robert Suderman
Tres Popp
Dmitry Volodin
Alexander Belyaev
Richard Uhler
Sean Silva
A. Unique TensorFlower
Benjamin Kramer
Smit Hinsu
Jacques Pienaar
Stephan Herhut
Rahul Joshi
Tim Shen
Adrian Kuegel
Ahmed S. Taei
Hanhan Wang