[Bugfix][TIR] Handle AttrStmt of upcoming tir.Var in ConvertSSA #16682
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In some cases, an `AttrStmt` may legally refer to a TIR variable that hasn't yet been defined. For example, the `"pragma_parallel_launch_point"` attribute, which annotates a variable that is about to occur in a ForNode. Prior to this commit, `ConvertSSA` treated the `AttrStmt` as the usage of a variable, followed by a nested definition to be de-duplicated. This resulted in the output `AttrStmt` containing a reference to an undefined variable. This commit updates `ConvertSSA` to handle this case. If an `AttrStmt` refers to a not-yet-defined variable, the body is visited before marking it as defined. This implementation may be simplified in the future by moving "pragma_parallel_launch_point" to be an annotation on the `ForNode`, rather than an `AttrStmt`.
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@slyubomirsky This should unblock #16682, as it resolves the issue found in |
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It should, yes. This behavior is tested in |
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…he#16682) In some cases, an `AttrStmt` may legally refer to a TIR variable that hasn't yet been defined. For example, the `"pragma_parallel_launch_point"` attribute, which annotates a variable that is about to occur in a ForNode. Prior to this commit, `ConvertSSA` treated the `AttrStmt` as the usage of a variable, followed by a nested definition to be de-duplicated. This resulted in the output `AttrStmt` containing a reference to an undefined variable. This commit updates `ConvertSSA` to handle this case. If an `AttrStmt` refers to a not-yet-defined variable, the body is visited before marking it as defined. This implementation may be simplified in the future by moving "pragma_parallel_launch_point" to be an annotation on the `ForNode`, rather than an `AttrStmt`.
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…he#16682) In some cases, an `AttrStmt` may legally refer to a TIR variable that hasn't yet been defined. For example, the `"pragma_parallel_launch_point"` attribute, which annotates a variable that is about to occur in a ForNode. Prior to this commit, `ConvertSSA` treated the `AttrStmt` as the usage of a variable, followed by a nested definition to be de-duplicated. This resulted in the output `AttrStmt` containing a reference to an undefined variable. This commit updates `ConvertSSA` to handle this case. If an `AttrStmt` refers to a not-yet-defined variable, the body is visited before marking it as defined. This implementation may be simplified in the future by moving "pragma_parallel_launch_point" to be an annotation on the `ForNode`, rather than an `AttrStmt`.
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In some cases, an
AttrStmtmay legally refer to a TIR variable that hasn't yet been defined. For example, the"pragma_parallel_launch_point"attribute, which annotates a variable that is about to occur in a ForNode. Prior to this commit,ConvertSSAtreated theAttrStmtas the usage of a variable, followed by a nested definition to be de-duplicated. This resulted in the outputAttrStmtcontaining a reference to an undefined variable.This commit updates
ConvertSSAto handle this case. If anAttrStmtrefers to a not-yet-defined variable, the body is visited before marking it as defined.This implementation may be simplified in the future by moving "pragma_parallel_launch_point" to be an annotation on the
ForNode, rather than anAttrStmt.