[Unity][Transform] SplitCallTIRByPattern and CUTLASS backend #14274
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…14274) Currently, the BYOC system is based on op-level pattern matching, this PR intends to provide primary support for TIR-level pattern matching based on backend registration and dispatching. For now, it simply matches the first set of for loops in PrimFunc. Co-authored-by: Hongyi Jin (@jinhongyii)
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Currently, the BYOC system is based on op-level pattern matching, this PR intends to provide primary support for TIR-level pattern matching based on backend registration and dispatching. For now, it simply matches the first set of for loops in PrimFunc. Co-authored-by: Hongyi Jin (@jinhongyii)
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Currently, the BYOC system is based on op-level pattern matching, this PR intends to provide primary support for TIR-level pattern matching based on backend registration and dispatching. For now, it simply matches the first set of for loops in PrimFunc. Co-authored-by: Hongyi Jin (@jinhongyii)
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Currently, the BYOC system is based on op-level pattern matching, this PR intends to provide primary support for TIR-level pattern matching based on backend registration and dispatching. For now, it simply matches the first set of for loops in PrimFunc. Co-authored-by: Hongyi Jin (@jinhongyii)
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Currently, the BYOC system is based on op-level pattern matching, this PR intends to provide primary support for TIR-level pattern matching based on backend registration and dispatching.
For now, it simply matches the first set of for loops in PrimFunc.
Co-authored-by: Hongyi Jin (@jinhongyii)