[Stablehlo] add refbackend #2712
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I'm fine with giving this a try, but the stablehlo ref backend significantly increases the surface area of the stablehlo dep, and keeping it up to date has already been a challenge.
I think this pushes us to a policy change: if when integrating a new version of llvm, if a corresponding stablehlo version doesn't work, we will land with stablehlo disabled and fix it in post commit. If this becomes a pattern, we can factor the CI a bit differently to test these other configurations in a non gating way.
I think that removing the requirement that every commit is available in lockstep will give us all what we want without needing to engage in integrate heroics.
I agree with you. I think it's ok to disable stablehlo temporarily. |
Thanks, I forgot these config. |
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| class LinalgOnTensorsStablehloBackend(StablehloBackend): | ||
| """Main entry-point for the linalg-on-tensors based TOSA backend. |
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Why is this file mentioning TOSA?
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It's a typo, I will fix it.
| if(TORCH_MLIR_ENABLE_STABLEHLO) | ||
| list(APPEND LinkedLibs StablehloPasses StablehloLinalgTransforms) | ||
| endif() |
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I'm having trouble compiling some part of this after syncing past this commit (f3e8199). My build is fine before this commit (8e2e5ee) and after this commit with -DTORCH_MLIR_ENABLE_STABLEHLO=OFF.
Error logs: https://gist.github.com/ScottTodd/332e4e76b744d0bfdd75c68cc8191970#file-torch_mlir_build-txt-L1784
System: Windows 10, MSVC (Visual Studio Build Tools 2022 Preview - amd64)
Do StableHLO and torch-mlir have Windows CI builds? I don't see issues in IREE's downstream Windows CI or locally, so either that is behind this version or something else is different about how the projects are configured.
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Torch-MLIR doesn't have Windows CI builds now. I don't have an idea to fix this compiling error.
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It seems the same error as openxla/stablehlo#1772
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