[Unity] Fix FuseTIR pass for gather/take cases #16064
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November 3, 2023 22:32
Pervious implementation of RenewDefs pass will fail in the case of the gather/take function. This is because the pass visit and renew the read/write regions twice. This PR fixes it and adds a regression test.
The current implementation of FuseTIR pass does not handle the buffer access region of the blocks, which may fail when the function is in gather or take pattern. This PR fixes the issue.
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Is this ready to merge given #16063 has been merged? |
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Need to bring #16063 to |
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Got it. Will do! |
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The current implementation of FuseTIR pass does not handle the buffer access region of the blocks, which may fail when the function is in gather or take pattern. This PR fixes the issue.
Depends on #16063
cc @cyx-6