- 27 Sep, 2019 1 commit
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Diego Caballero authored
LIT creates "Output" folders for each directory with LIT tests. Before this change, LIT tests were executed in source directory and "Output" folders had to be removed manually. Git also showed them as folders to be potentially tracked. This PR changes LIT execution to build directory to avoid this problem. Similar approach is used in MLIR.
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- 10 Sep, 2019 1 commit
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Diego Caballero authored
* [MLIR] Enable LIT testing in CMAKE This PR enables LIT testing in nGraph for MLIR Compiler, introduced in PR3523. We can now do `make check-mlir-lit` to run LIT tests. * Address feedback * Revisit PR after cmake clean-up * [MLIR] Introduce ngraph-opt tool To be used, among other things, for LIT testing. `elementwise_binary_ops.mlir` shows a simple LIT test using ngraph-opt. Dummy affine_lowering/lit_test.mlir test that served as initial testing of LIT tool configuration is now removed. * Address feedback
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- 28 Aug, 2019 1 commit
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Diego Caballero authored
* [MLIR] Add config files for LIT LIT is the LLVM testing tool that is used in LLVM and MLIR. It's necessary to enable all the MLIR testing in nGraph. This will provide a complementary finer grain level of testing than the one currently done with gtest. LIT will allow testing each MLIR-based nGraph transformation without having to run the whole nGraph pipeline. For example, we will be able to write an nGraph dialect input, invoke an single MLIR transformation on it and check that the output is the expected. This PR adds the basic configuration files to enable LIT tool in nGraph for MLIR Compiler. `affine_lowering/lit_test.mlir` is a dummy test to exercise the new testing feature. Lit testing will be enabled in CMAKE in a subsequent PR. * Address feedback
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