Tal Ben-Nun
Tal Ben-Nun
Yes, the recent changes to MLIR requires us to add the concept of core/standard dialects. This is in progress for `func`, and will be done for the rest as well....
Looks good to me!
Thanks for reporting! Did you make any modifications to the code? What versions are you using (of Python, numpy, dace, daceml)? From the error itself, it looks like there is...
If you look at the first line of compile.sh, you'll see it uses the `zsh` shell syntax. Try running it with zsh or converting the for loop syntax to `sh`....
That was in my first version too. However, it doesn't work since the embedded Python uses the binary of the compiled C++ file instead of `python` :(
@ThrudPrimrose First of all, many tests use the SDFG API (e.g., [add_edge_pair_test.py](https://github.com/spcl/dace/blob/master/tests/add_edge_pair_test.py), you should use that. Second, for a wrong test case, a simple for loop with a mismatch in...
What I meant was to have a test that _would_ fail if we generated `auto`. Obviously all the tests will now pass. :)
I would not use IN_size (i.e., a throughput connector), maybe use just `size`.
> > I would not use IN_size (i.e., a throughput connector), maybe use just `size`. > > About the connector, we can also read the size, then this will be...