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Solution Selection Logic doesn't yet check if a problem is skinny and choose a skinny solution for it.
Tests exist from Google and others for skinnyness.
GEMV is probably also a skinny tensor contraction.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
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Add support for GFX1030.
- Add arch to supported list and enumerations
- Ignore MFMA tests on gfx1030
- Create MAC_F32 component
- Add MACInstruction kernel property to distinguish between MAC and FMA
- Add wave64 flag for source kernel compilation
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# Getting rid of unused per-arch memory instructions
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# Adding wave32 support.
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# Wait for loads if LoopIters == 1
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# Fixing asm-new.sh generation with wave32.
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# Include new enumeration values in serialization.
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# Skip new MFMA tests on gfx10.
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# Fixing .gitignore
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# Use default wave size.
Solution Selection Logic doesn't yet check if a problem is skinny and choose a skinny solution for it.
Tests exist from Google and others for skinnyness.
GEMV is probably also a skinny tensor contraction.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: