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commita96d8aed984210fedcee2ff1c7d7968e72843191[log] [tgz]
authorJames Newling <james.newling@gmail.com>Fri Aug 01 08:57:38 2025 -0700
committerGitHub <noreply@github.com>Fri Aug 01 08:57:38 2025 -0700
tree8ea251bda5ab2853737785c9b6a13666a273af12
parent4a509f853fa4821ecdb0f6bc3b90ddd48794cc8c [diff]
[mlir][vector] vector.splat and vector.broadcast folding/canonicalizing parity  (#150284)

This PR ensures parity in folding/canonicalizing of vector.broadcast
(from a scalar) and vector.splat. This means that by using
vector.broadcast instead of vector.splat (which is currently
deprecated), there is no loss in optimizations performed. All tests
which were previously checking folding/canonicalizing of vector.splat
are now done for vector.broadcast. The vector.splat canonicalization
tests are now in a separate file, ready for removal when, in the future,
we remove vector.splat completely.

This PR also adds a canonicalizer to vector.splat to always convert it
to vector.broadcast. This is to reduce the 'traffic' through
vector.splat.

There is a chance that this PR will break downstream users who create/expect 
for vector.splat. Changing all such logic to work just vector.broadcast instead
should fix.
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