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[flang][hlfir][NFC] Fix mlir misuse in LowerHLFIRIntrinsics #83293
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Yes, I think this is allowed. (As long as you don't produce an invalid operation, everything's fine.)
The problem in the current implementation is that
op->getResult(0).replaceAllUsesWith(base);
bypasses the rewriter API, i.e., making an IR modification without going through the rewriter. The rewriter equivalent would beRewriterBase::replaceAllUsesWith
. But that function is not supported by the conversion pattern rewriter yet.But it should also not be necessary:
rewriter.replaceOp
already performs the replacement, so the previousreplaceAllUsesWith
is redundant. I tried removing thereplaceAllUsesWith
but then the dialect conversion no longer succeeds. I think the problem is that whenever the type changes during arewriter.replaceOp
, the dialect conversion tries to build a type conversion op with the type converter. In this case here, no type conversion is needed, but that's not something that the dialect conversion considers. The error that I saw was due to the fact that no type converter is specified. (Take a look at theConversionOpPattern
constructor, you can pass a type converter.) One thing you could try is passing a type converter that always returns the same SSA value, i.e., does not convert anything. Not sure if it will work.There was a problem hiding this comment.
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Thanks for your help.
I don't think it works. After following your suggestion I am getting null operand errors from operations referring to the replaced value. It looks like
rewriter.replaceOp(op, base)
is not replacing cases where the type changed (or maybe the old versions of the operation usage aren't removed before this check runs?).I guess the right solution will be to use greedy pattern rewriter after all, even though this pass is conceptually performing a partial dialect conversion.