Add a predicate to main loop of circular buffering#2660
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Example with double buffering:
for int i = 0; i < N; ++i
if (idx(i+1) < logical_size && i + 1 < N)
This is only done when no epilogue is generated. In that case, this
predicate is not necessary.
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This avoids extra memory accesses without adding extra predicates, which was prototyped in PR #2660.
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See #2663 as well. |
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Closing as it's not strictly necessary |
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Example with double buffering:
This is only done when no epilogue is generated. In that case, this predicate is not necessary.