Fixes the Pytorch Wrapper Codegen for CPU-only machines. #6590
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* fixes pytorch op compilation for CPU only machines, adds default user context for auto-scheduled-ops * rm redundant declarations * fix spacing Co-authored-by: Michael Gharbi <mgharbi@adobe.com>
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This PR does two things:
halide_cuda_device_interfaceis missing.__user_context = nullptrin CPU-only ops. The auto-scheduler can create intermediate functions that have a __user_context input. This case was not handled by the CodeGen, so compilation would fail. We now create a default null context instead.