[RFC][TIR] Change AllocateNode::extent to 1-D #40
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Thanks for the RFC. A quick question: RFC #39 mentioned the usage of |
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This is the first in a series of proposed changes, and this one on its own won't be able to support the |
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Currently in PR at apache#9194, waiting on RFC apache/tvm-rfcs#40. Locally, this is a merge commit for the 'allocate_node_1d', to help me keep track of which commits belong in which PRs.
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Closing this RFC, as it is no longer applicable after significant changes made to #39. |
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This RFC changes
Array<PrimExpr> AllocateNode::extentstoPrimExpr AllocateNode::extent, giving the 1-d size of the buffer to be allocated. This is part of the separation between logical layout and physical layout, proposed in RFC#0039.Rendered markdown link