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#38 Seperate tuning caching from kernel caching

1.4
closed
nobody
None
closed
source
major
1.3.0
defect
2014-07-23
2014-06-22
Bruce Merry
No

Currently every cached kernel corresponds to a tuning pass, but that does not necessarily scale well. In particular, if scan inputs and outputs are separated, it does not make sense to redo tuning for every input type, but a separate kernel is needed in each case.

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  • Bruce Merry

    Bruce Merry - 2014-07-23
    • Milestone: 1.5 --> 1.4
     

  • Bruce Merry

    Bruce Merry - 2014-07-23
    • Description has changed:

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-Currently every cached kernel corresponds to a tuning pass, but that does not necessarily scale well. In particular, if scan inputs and outputs are separated, it does not make sense to redo runing for every input type, but a separate kernel is needed in each case.
+Currently every cached kernel corresponds to a tuning pass, but that does not necessarily scale well. In particular, if scan inputs and outputs are separated, it does not make sense to redo tuning for every input type, but a separate kernel is needed in each case.
     

  • Bruce Merry

    Bruce Merry - 2014-07-23
    • Status: new --> closed
    • Resolution: new --> closed