[SVE] Check for SVE target in VectorizeLoop #16893
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ekalda
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This is a follow up from #16782, it makes sure that scalable vectors are created only for SVE target. In this implementation we check for target in function attributes, so we'd rely on |
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I moved the implementation to use the current target since changing the graph executor's pipeline is breaking lots of CUDA tests. |
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Check that we are compiling for an SVE enabled target when the extent of a loop marked for vectorizing has a vscale dependent extent.
Use Target::Current() in LoopVectorizer to check for SVE Change-Id: I15363bad540d6752d6c2098c93efce25c107309b
Change-Id: I0569534397a2d0db9587db6424b1674846a76079
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Thanks @ekalda! |
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Check that we are compiling for an SVE enabled target when the extent of a loop marked for vectorizing is a vscale dependent expression.
The extent of a loop should be either a positive integer or an vscale dependent expression, in the latter case we'd expect the target to have
has_svefeature.