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[mlir][MemRef] Extend memref.subview
sub-byte type emulation support
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I think this is wrong. You can only linearize a subiew that is "contiguous". So you have to check that the subview is contiguous in memory.
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Thanks! Lines 417-421 check that the subview has only unit strides. Is there anything else needed? I'm using
strides.back()
(L450) because I know that all the strides are one and therefore the stride of the new subview would be one.There was a problem hiding this comment.
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I dont think just checking the strides of the subview are enough... you have to check the strides of the memref type of the result. Those strides need to be contiguous?
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Let me add a test to better understand what happens...
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Hey, I tried with a few tests like these:
and all of them seem to be covered with the existing rules. Can you think of any other example?
Note that the type of the new subview,
newTy
is coming from the emulation converter (L398), where we check that the original memref has input strides and then we linearize the shape, also resulting in a memref with a single unit stride. Not sure what else I can checkThere was a problem hiding this comment.
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The result subview here is contiguous... If you already checked for it (or if it is somehow already enforced), I might have missed it... but take a subview of this form
Here the result type is not contiguous. You cannot represent this as a linearized type. Is this handled?
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I think we can check it using
isStaticShapeAndContiguousRowMajor
in this case. It ensures that the memref type is contiguous.