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Hello, this is an Eclair rewrite of the Soufflé rules in galen. However, after compiling it to an LLVM IR file using the current version of Eclair, I found that there are errors in the generated code. The compiler seems to generate a series of duplicate functions.
For example, L5016 and L5032.
I used the following compilation command (shentianqi/eclair comes from mygithub action ):
Hey, thanks for reporting this bug! I'm curious what you want to use Eclair for, or is this just a simple benchmark for now?
This has to do with parts of the codegen not properly being cached.
Unfortunately lately I have been extremely busy irl and I haven't had the chance to pick back up the work on Eclair. It's also going to stay this way for the foreseeable future so idk when I can get back to it at this time.
Thanks for the swift response! I'm just running some simple performance benchmarks on Eclair at the moment. No rush on the updates—I understand how busy life can get.
Ok, interesting. Curious to hear the results! Keep in mind I've mainly been focusing on getting it working / correctness, there's only a small basic set of optimizations so far..
Hello, this is an Eclair rewrite of the Soufflé rules in galen. However, after compiling it to an LLVM IR file using the current version of Eclair, I found that there are errors in the generated code. The compiler seems to generate a series of duplicate functions.
For example, L5016 and L5032.
I used the following compilation command (shentianqi/eclair comes from mygithub action ):
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