[misc] Expose kernel statistics to python #1891
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Cool! (off-topic: Is there a fast way to sort the |
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This allows us to ensure fusion does work and to detect possible regressions...
As a slightly off-the-topic change, i changed the tests to use
ti.pointer.dense.place()as suggested in #1888 (comment).dense(1)is still pointless, but it eases the activated index computation.Related issue = #N/A
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