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@mbs-octoml mbs-octoml commented Jul 12, 2022

Some of the Collage machinery is best tested from C++, but
requires Relay ops to have their "TOpPattern" registered.
However since the nn.* ops register on the Python side tests
can't rely on those ops.

The easy fix is to just move the registration to the
RELAY_REGISTER_OP block.

There's still a few dozen more exotic ops still registered
on the Python side. I've left them be.

Some of the Collage machinery is best tested from C++, but
requires Relay ops to have their "TOpPattern" registered.
However since the nn.* ops register on the Python side tests
can't rely on those ops.

The easy fix is to just move the registration to the
RELAY_REGISTER_OP block. However since kOpaque is the
default I did not preserve those registrations.

There's still a few dozen more exotic ops still registered
on the Python side. I've left them be.
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LGTM!

@junrushao junrushao merged commit b1a3817 into apache:main Jul 12, 2022
@mbs-octoml mbs-octoml deleted the mbs-toppattern branch July 12, 2022 21:14
masahi pushed a commit to masahi/tvm that referenced this pull request Jul 15, 2022
* [Relay] Move TOpPattern registration for nn.* to C++

Some of the Collage machinery is best tested from C++, but
requires Relay ops to have their "TOpPattern" registered.
However since the nn.* ops register on the Python side tests
can't rely on those ops.

The easy fix is to just move the registration to the
RELAY_REGISTER_OP block. However since kOpaque is the
default I did not preserve those registrations.

There's still a few dozen more exotic ops still registered
on the Python side. I've left them be.

* - D'oh! Even kOpaque ops must be registered.
junrushao pushed a commit to yelite/tvm that referenced this pull request Jul 27, 2022
* [Relay] Move TOpPattern registration for nn.* to C++

Some of the Collage machinery is best tested from C++, but
requires Relay ops to have their "TOpPattern" registered.
However since the nn.* ops register on the Python side tests
can't rely on those ops.

The easy fix is to just move the registration to the
RELAY_REGISTER_OP block. However since kOpaque is the
default I did not preserve those registrations.

There's still a few dozen more exotic ops still registered
on the Python side. I've left them be.

* - D'oh! Even kOpaque ops must be registered.
xinetzone pushed a commit to daobook/tvm that referenced this pull request Nov 25, 2022
* [Relay] Move TOpPattern registration for nn.* to C++

Some of the Collage machinery is best tested from C++, but
requires Relay ops to have their "TOpPattern" registered.
However since the nn.* ops register on the Python side tests
can't rely on those ops.

The easy fix is to just move the registration to the
RELAY_REGISTER_OP block. However since kOpaque is the
default I did not preserve those registrations.

There's still a few dozen more exotic ops still registered
on the Python side. I've left them be.

* - D'oh! Even kOpaque ops must be registered.
mikeseven pushed a commit to mikeseven/tvm that referenced this pull request Sep 27, 2023
* [Relay] Move TOpPattern registration for nn.* to C++

Some of the Collage machinery is best tested from C++, but
requires Relay ops to have their "TOpPattern" registered.
However since the nn.* ops register on the Python side tests
can't rely on those ops.

The easy fix is to just move the registration to the
RELAY_REGISTER_OP block. However since kOpaque is the
default I did not preserve those registrations.

There's still a few dozen more exotic ops still registered
on the Python side. I've left them be.

* - D'oh! Even kOpaque ops must be registered.
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