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Generating "good" machine code from MLIR requires a huge amount of effort. With the numerous variants of instruction sets (even within a single line, e.g. x86-6
by GianFabien 3y ago
Generating "good" machine code from MLIR requires a huge amount of effort. With the numerous variants of instruction sets (even within a single line, e.g. x86-64), the optimisations and instruction selection is a complex task.
- marssaxman 3y agoIt did not seem especially burdensome last time I tried it. Are you familiar with the LLVM dialect of MLIR?