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Nested rfactor fix, update predicates as well as source. #3382

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Nested rfactor fix, update predicates as well as source.
csarofeen Jun 17, 2019
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Syntax fix.
csarofeen Jun 20, 2019
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9 changes: 6 additions & 3 deletions src/schedule/schedule_dataflow_rewrite.cc
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VarReplacer replacer(vsub);
Array<Expr> new_source = ir::UpdateArray(reduce->source,
[&replacer] (const Expr& e) { return replacer.Mutate(e); });

Expr new_pred = replacer.Mutate(predicate);

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Why do you create an array?
Just use
Expr new_pred = replacer.Mutate(predicate)

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Thank you for the syntax, updated.

std::vector<Expr> body;
for (size_t idx = 0; idx < reduce->source.size(); ++idx) {
body.emplace_back(Reduce::make(reduce->combiner,
new_source,
n->reduce_axis,
predicate,
new_pred,
idx));
}
n->body = Array<Expr>(body);
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