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[Ibis] Split ContainerOp in two #6739
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In order to not abuse symbol tables, create an OuterContainerOp for top-level containers, and InnerContainerOp for nested containers. The former has a symbol and is an InnerSymbolTable. The latter has an InnerSymbol. Fixes #6658.
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Thanks for doing this.
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Nice, thanks for addressing this @teqdruid! |
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* Revert "[Ibis] Split ContainerOp in two (#6739)" This reverts commit d17f2f1. * [Ibis] Introduce 'ibis.design' Encapsulate everything into a new op. It's an InnerSymbolTable so that we can identify _everything_ with inner symbols. Partial progress. * Hopefully avoid some msvc warnings * add topLevel attr to containerop * bug fixes * Nest createContainerizePass inside of <ibis::DesignOp> * Work * Work * Working * Self review --------- Co-authored-by: Blake Pelton <blakep@microsoft.com> Co-authored-by: Morten Borup Petersen <morten_bp@live.dk>
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* Revert "[Ibis] Split ContainerOp in two (llvm#6739)" This reverts commit d17f2f1. * [Ibis] Introduce 'ibis.design' Encapsulate everything into a new op. It's an InnerSymbolTable so that we can identify _everything_ with inner symbols. Partial progress. * Hopefully avoid some msvc warnings * add topLevel attr to containerop * bug fixes * Nest createContainerizePass inside of <ibis::DesignOp> * Work * Work * Working * Self review --------- Co-authored-by: Blake Pelton <blakep@microsoft.com> Co-authored-by: Morten Borup Petersen <morten_bp@live.dk>
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In order to not abuse symbol tables, create an OuterContainerOp for top-level containers, and InnerContainerOp for nested containers. The former has a symbol and is an InnerSymbolTable. The latter has an InnerSymbol.
Fixes #6658.