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[BugFix][TIR] ThreadSync with shared.dyn awareness #15478
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This PR fixes an issue of the ThreadSync pass. Prior to this PR, the pass is not aware of `shared.dyn` scope whose users all share a same shared memory space. This feature is not necessarily already revealed in the IR at the time of applying ThreadSync. This means that when applying ThreadSync, in the IR, each buffer of `shared.dyn` scope still uses its own data Var, and ThreadSync is thus unable to detect the conflict properly and insert the sync instructions properly. This PR explicitly makes ThreadSync be aware of the `shared.dyn` scope, and redirect all the access vars of `shared.dyn` memory to a common var, so that ThreadSync analysis can find out the conflict and insert the sync instructions.
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Cherrypicked from apache#15478. This PR fixes an issue of the ThreadSync pass. Prior to this PR, the pass is not aware of `shared.dyn` scope whose users all share a same shared memory space. This feature is not necessarily already revealed in the IR at the time of applying ThreadSync. This means that when applying ThreadSync, in the IR, each buffer of `shared.dyn` scope still uses its own data Var, and ThreadSync is thus unable to detect the conflict properly and insert the sync instructions properly. This PR explicitly makes ThreadSync be aware of the `shared.dyn` scope, and redirect all the access vars of `shared.dyn` memory to a common var, so that ThreadSync analysis can find out the conflict and insert the sync instructions.
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Cherry-picked from apache#15478. This PR fixes an issue of the ThreadSync pass. Prior to this PR, the pass is not aware of `shared.dyn` scope whose users all share a same shared memory space. This feature is not necessarily already revealed in the IR at the time of applying ThreadSync. This means that when applying ThreadSync, in the IR, each buffer of `shared.dyn` scope still uses its own data Var, and ThreadSync is thus unable to detect the conflict properly and insert the sync instructions properly. This PR explicitly makes ThreadSync be aware of the `shared.dyn` scope, and redirect all the access vars of `shared.dyn` memory to a common var, so that ThreadSync analysis can find out the conflict and insert the sync instructions.
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Cherry-picked from #15478. This PR fixes an issue of the ThreadSync pass. Prior to this PR, the pass is not aware of `shared.dyn` scope whose users all share a same shared memory space. This feature is not necessarily already revealed in the IR at the time of applying ThreadSync. This means that when applying ThreadSync, in the IR, each buffer of `shared.dyn` scope still uses its own data Var, and ThreadSync is thus unable to detect the conflict properly and insert the sync instructions properly. This PR explicitly makes ThreadSync be aware of the `shared.dyn` scope, and redirect all the access vars of `shared.dyn` memory to a common var, so that ThreadSync analysis can find out the conflict and insert the sync instructions. Co-authored-by: Ruihang Lai <[email protected]>
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This PR fixes an issue of the ThreadSync pass.
Prior to this PR, the pass is not aware of
shared.dyn
scope whose users all share a same shared memory space. This feature is not necessarily already revealed in the IR at the time of applying ThreadSync. This means that when applying ThreadSync, in the IR, each buffer ofshared.dyn
scope still uses its own data Var, and ThreadSync is thus unable to detect the conflict properly and insert the sync instructions properly.This PR explicitly makes ThreadSync be aware of the
shared.dyn
scope, and redirect all the access vars ofshared.dyn
memory to a common var, so that ThreadSync analysis can find out the conflict and insert the sync instructions.