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trunk/f2ebf8ce7c86a061a181e8da9e5c0a6150955e0a: [xpu][fix] Fix DeviceOpOverrides registered incorrectly (#178959)
Motivation The current initialization logic for DeviceOpOverrides relies on checking whether device_op_overrides_dict is empty: DeviceOpOverrides: assert isinstance(device, str), type(device) if not device_op_overrides_dict: from . import ( # noqa: F401 # noqa: F401 cpu_device_op_overrides, mps_device_op_overrides, ) from .cuda import device_op_overrides # noqa: F401 from .mtia import device_op_overrides as mtia_op_overrides # noqa: F401 from .xpu import device_op_overrides as xpu_op_overrides # noqa: F401 if device not in device_op_overrides_dict: # For backends like TPU that only need no-op overrides (Pallas handles codegen) from .cpu_device_op_overrides import CpuDeviceOpOverrides register_device_op_overrides(device, CpuDeviceOpOverrides()) return device_op_overrides_dict[device]"> def
trunk/834da621b18df19b513ee787c6926d43f928adfc: add API to check if a tensor is symm-mem-tensor (#178947)
In Helion autotuner, we need clone a input symm memory tensor properly if the kernel inplace update it. That requires us to know if a tensor is a symm memory tensor. Right now I call rendezvous for the tensor. If no exception is thrown, then it's a symm memory tensor. But it's not ideal there will be a lot of warnings complaining calling rendezvous on non-symm memory tensor I'll need to pass in the process group name to this API. But fundamentally check if a tensor is a symmetric memory tensor does not require the process group name. Pull Request resolved: #178947 Approved by: https://github.com/ngimel , https://github.com/fegin
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