Ramiro Leal-Cavazos
Ramiro Leal-Cavazos
> @ramiro050, is this a blocking perf problem? What is the impact on your work? It is not blocking. Having this fixed this quarter works! > There is a non-aligned...
You can run the lit tests locally by doing `cmake --build build --target check-torch-mlir`
> @ramiro050 not sure why but the actual python unit test is failing. What could cause a "failed to legalize operation 'torch.aten.index_add' that was explicitly marked illegal" error? That error...
> The op is still marked as illegal despite the changes even though now the annotations match the types and shapes of the arguments The test has inputs that are...
> @silvasean I'm picking this one up - how would that logic generalize to TupleConstruct chains? For example, in OPT the final return is of a prim.TupleConstruct, but the arguments...
@silvasean PTAL. I remember you commenting on a previous PR that `tensor.reshape` was not a good op to use here. Is that still the case?
For reference, here is the comment https://github.com/llvm/torch-mlir/pull/870#pullrequestreview-981594500
Hi @KangHe000, The error you're getting is from PyTorch, not torch-mlir. Namely, the PyTorch function that is in charge of compiling a module into Torchscript does not seem to support...
I had a similar issue to this, and what solved it was doing `rm -rf libtorch*` and `rm -rf build` (note the asterisk after `libtorch`, since there is also a...
Hi @LucQueen, This is an issue due to the fact that torch-mlir currently does not have support for the `aten.chunk` op. There is currently an open PR that is working...