Esempio n. 1
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def test_add_broadcast_op():
    """
    Program:
        fn (x: Tensor[(10, 4), f32], y: Tensor[(5, 10, 1), f32]) -> Tensor[(5, 10, 4), f32] {
            return x + y;
        }
    """
    b = IRBuilder()
    x = b.param('x', tensor_type(10, 4))
    y = b.param('y', tensor_type(5, 10, 1))
    with b.function(x, y) as func:
        b.ret(add(x.var, y.var))
    b.ret(func)
    prog, env = b.get()
    ttype = tensor_type(5, 5, 5)
    expected_ty = func_type([ttype, ttype], ttype)
    assert_has_type(func.to_func(), expected_ty)
Esempio n. 2
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    def check_binary_broadcast_op(opfunc):
        """
        Program:
            fn (x: Tensor[(10, 4), f32], y: Tensor[(5, 10, 1), f32]) -> Tensor[(5, 10, 4), f32] {
                return x <op> y;
            }
        """
        b = IRBuilder()
        x = b.param('x', tensor_type(10, 4))
        y = b.param('y', tensor_type(5, 10, 1))
        with b.function(x, y) as func:
            b.ret(opfunc(x.var, y.var))
        b.ret(func)
        prog, env = b.get()

        expected_ty = func_type(
            [tensor_type(10, 4), tensor_type(5, 10, 1)], tensor_type(5, 10, 4))
        assert_has_type(func.to_func(), expected_ty)
Esempio n. 3
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def test_decl():
    """Program:
       def f(x : Tensor[f32, (10, 10)]) {
           let lx = log(x);
           return lx;
       }
    """
    b = IRBuilder()
    x = b.param('x')
    with b.decl('f', x):
        lx = b.let('lx', log(x))
        b.ret(lx)
    _, env = b.get()
    assert_decl_has_type(env, 'f', func_type(['float32'], 'float32'))
Esempio n. 4
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    def check_binary_op(opfunc):
        """
        Program:
            fn (x, y) {
                return x <op> y;
            }
        """
        b = IRBuilder()

        x = b.param('x', tensor_type(5, 5, 5))
        y = b.param('y', tensor_type(5, 5, 5))
        with b.function(x, y) as func:
            b.ret(opfunc(x.var, y.var))
        b.ret(func)
        prog, env = b.get()
        ttype = tensor_type(5, 5, 5)
        expected_ty = func_type([ttype, ttype], ttype)
        assert_has_type(func.to_func(), expected_ty)
Esempio n. 5
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def test_tuple():
    ib = IRBuilder()
    dup = ib.global_var('dup')
    x = ib.param('x')
    with ib.decl(dup, x):
        ib.ret(relay.Tuple([x, x]))
    # todo: why is this not generalized?
    fn_ty = func_type([tensor_type()],
                      relay.TupleType([tensor_type(),
                                       tensor_type()]))
    assert_decl_has_type(ib.env, dup, fn_ty)
Esempio n. 6
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 def check_single_op(opfunc):
     "Program: fn (x : float32) { let t1 = f(x); t1 }"
     b = IRBuilder()
     with b.function(('x', 'float32')) as func:
         x, = func.param_ids()
         t1 = b.let('t1', opfunc(x))
         b.ret(t1)
     assert_has_type(func.to_func(), func_type(['float32'], 'float32'))
Esempio n. 7
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def test_monomorphic_let():
    "Program: let x = 1; return x"
    b = IRBuilder()
    x = b.let('x', 1.0, value_type=scalar_type('float64'))
    b.ret(x)

    prog, env = b.get()
    assert_has_type(prog, scalar_type('float64'))
Esempio n. 8
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def test_concat():
    """
    Program:
        def try_concat2(x: Float(3, 2), y: Float(2, 2)) -> Float(5, 2) {
            return concat(x, y);
        }
    """
    ib = IRBuilder()
    try_concat2 = ib.global_var('try_concat2')
    x = ib.param('x', ty=tensor_type(3, 2))
    y = ib.param('y', ty=tensor_type(2, 2))
    with ib.decl(try_concat2, x, y):
        ib.ret(concat(x, y))
    fn_ty = func_type([tensor_type(3, 2), tensor_type(2, 2)], tensor_type(5, 2))
    assert_decl_has_type(ib.env, try_concat2, fn_ty)
Esempio n. 9
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def test_dual_op():
    """Program: 
       fn (x : Tensor[f32, (10, 10)]) { 
         let t1 = log(x); 
         let t2 = add(t1, x); 
         return t1;
       }
    """
    b = IRBuilder()
    with b.function(('x', tensor_type(10, 10))) as func:
        x, = func.param_ids()
        t1 = b.let('t1', log(x))
        t2 = b.let('t2', add(t1, x))
        b.ret(t2)
    assert_has_type(func.to_func(), func_type(['float32'], 'float32'))
Esempio n. 10
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def test_let():
    b = IRBuilder()
    x = b.let('x', 1)
    b.ret(x)
    prog, _ = b.get()
    assert isinstance(prog, Let)
    var = prog.var
    value = prog.value
    assert var.name_hint == 'x'
    assert var == prog.body
    assert isinstance(value, Constant)
    assert value.data.asnumpy() == np.array(1)
Esempio n. 11
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def test_recursion():
    """
    Program:
       def f(n: i32, data: f32) -> f32 {
          if (n == 0) {
              return f(n - 1, log(data));
          } else {
              return data;
          }
       }
       f(2, 10000);
    """
    b = IRBuilder()
    f = b.global_var('f')
    n = b.param('n', ty='int32')
    data = b.param('data', ty='float32')
    with b.decl(f, n, data):
        with b.if_scope(equal(n, convert(0))):
            b.ret(f(subtract(n, convert(1)), log(data)))
        with b.else_scope():
            b.ret(data)
    b.ret(f(convert(2.0), convert(10000.0)))
    assert_decl_has_type(b.env, 'f', func_type(
        ['int32', 'float32'], 'float32'))
Esempio n. 12
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import tvm
from tvm import relay
from tvm.relay.expr import debug_print
from tvm.relay.ir_builder import IRBuilder

ib = IRBuilder()


def show(e):
    r = debug_print(ib.env, e)
    assert r is not None


def test_constant():
    arr = tvm.nd.array(10)
    const = relay.Constant(arr)
    show(const)
    # should print the array inside?


def test_tuple():
    fields = tvm.convert([])
    tup = relay.Tuple(fields)
    show(tup)


def test_local_var():
    name_hint = 's'
    lv = relay.Var(name_hint)
    show(lv)