Aart J.C. Bik received his PhD from the Leiden University in 1996. From 1998 to 2007, he worked at Intel, where he was the lead compiler architect of automatic vectorization in the Intel C++/Fortran compilers. In 2007, he moved to Google, where he has worked on compilers for ART and the Dart VM. He is now a member of the MLIR codegen team, focusing on compiler support for sparse tensor computations.
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can you add a before fail/after pass test?
rebased with main
Mon, Mar 20
Wait to see if Wren is also okay with how her comments were addressed.
Fri, Mar 17
bit of code cleanup, also used smaller values to avoid fp16 issues
dotted all the i's (thanks to Chris); ready for review!
rebased with main (old main was broken)
rebased with main
Thu, Mar 16
made code actually running, still needs a few i's dotted....
Wed, Mar 15
rebased with main, updated RUN command to get into actual running state
Tue, Mar 14
typo
typo
LG for sparse
LG for sparse with one nit
We should perhaps start thinking about moving all sorted related codegen to a more general place and in its own file.
(not know, but this is becoming a powerful utility that others may want to use too)
Mon, Mar 13
are we really going to follow up on all the TODO's and notes?
is it really worth putting them *all* in our codebase?
Fri, Mar 10
Thu, Mar 9
works for direct IR now
Wed, Mar 8
Tue, Mar 7
any perf results?
any perf result you can put in the description?