-aie-create-cores

Create CoreOp, MemOp, and FlowOp of AIE dialect

Lower toplevel ‘call’ operations with implicit data movement into aie.core, aie.mem, and aie.flow operations with explicit data movement. The tile tile associated with the operations is inferred based on the aie.x and aie.y attributes of the call operation. e.g.:

func.func @aie_task(%arg0: memref<256xi32>, %arg1: i32) -> () {
  ...
  return
}
%a = constant 0 : i32
func.call @aie_task(%buf, %a) { aie.x = 1, aie.y = 1 } : (memref<256xi32>, i32) -> ()

will result in:

%0 = AIE.tile(1, 1)
%1 = AIE.buffer(%0) : memref<256xi32>
%2 = AIE.buffer(%0) : memref<1xi32>
%c0_i32 = constant 0 : i32
%5 = AIE.core(%0) {
  ...
}

In this case, each argument to aie_task results in an explicit buffer accessed by the core.

-aie-create-locks

Generate physical lock ops from logical lock (token) ops

Tokens represent high-level buffer synchronization through a sequence of pipeline stages. This pass lowers token operations into physical aie.lock operations.

-aie-dma-to-ipu

-aie-herd-routing

Lowering herds with place and route ops to AIE cores, mems, and switchboxes

An experimental pass which elaborates herd operations (e.g. aie.herd, aie.iter, aie.select) into an explicit representation (e.g. aie.core, aie.mem, etc.).

-aie-lower-broadcast-packet

Replace combination of broadcast and packet-switch by packet-flow

Replace combination of broadcast and packet-switch by packet-flow

-aie-lower-memcpy

Lower aie.memcpy operations to Flows and DMA programs

aie.memcpy operations are an experimental high-level abstraction which move data from one buffer to another. This pass lowers them into appropriate aie.flow and aie.mem operations.

-aie-lower-multicast

Lower AIE.multicast operation to AIE.flow operations

This pass replaces AIE.multicast operation with the equivalent number of AIE.flow operations. The lowered AIE.flow operations have the same source port but different destinations.

-aiex-standard-lowering

Lower AIEX operations

AIEX Ipu Ops are removed.