Csl stencil handle async flow
csl_stencil_handle_async_flow
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HandleCslStencilApplyAsyncCF
dataclass
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Bases: RewritePattern
Ensure that the async csl_stencil.apply op is last in its function. Any code following an apply is split off into a separate function. Control flow proceeds from the apply's second callback to the split-off function.
Source code in xdsl/transforms/csl_stencil_handle_async_flow.py
counter: int
instance-attribute
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__init__(counter: int) -> None
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match_and_rewrite(op: csl_stencil.ApplyOp, rewriter: PatternRewriter)
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Source code in xdsl/transforms/csl_stencil_handle_async_flow.py
ConvertForLoopToCallGraphPass
dataclass
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Bases: RewritePattern
Translates for-loop to csl functions, to handle async communications in the loop body.
Splits the body of the enclosing function into: pre_block, loop, post_block.
Further splits loop into for_cond, for_body, for_inc.
These can in theory all be functions, yet we setup for_cond as a local task
to avoid potentially large in-memory call stacks for long-running loops.
Loop var and iter_args are promoted to module-level csl vars.
Limitations
- Loop can only yield its input iter_args (in any order)
- Loop bounds and step must be arith.constant values
- Iter args must currently be stencil buffers (memrefs) of the same data type
Source code in xdsl/transforms/csl_stencil_handle_async_flow.py
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counter: int
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task_ids: list[int]
instance-attribute
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__init__(counter: int, task_ids: list[int]) -> None
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match_and_rewrite(op: scf.ForOp, rewriter: PatternRewriter)
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Source code in xdsl/transforms/csl_stencil_handle_async_flow.py
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CopyArithConstants
dataclass
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Bases: RewritePattern
Source code in xdsl/transforms/csl_stencil_handle_async_flow.py
__init__() -> None
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match_and_rewrite(op: arith.ConstantOp, rewriter: PatternRewriter)
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Source code in xdsl/transforms/csl_stencil_handle_async_flow.py
CslStencilHandleAsyncControlFlow
dataclass
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Bases: ModulePass
Handles the async control flow of csl_stencil.apply and any enclosing loops by translating control flow into a csl.func call graph.
Source code in xdsl/transforms/csl_stencil_handle_async_flow.py
name = 'csl-stencil-handle-async-flow'
class-attribute
instance-attribute
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task_ids: tuple[int, ...]
instance-attribute
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Available task IDs that this pass is free to allocate.