[Codegen] Emit tir::Let as var assignment explicitly
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Prior to this PR, the PrimExpr `tir::Let` is treated as inlining during codegen, which makes any common subexpression elimination (CSE) efforts using `tir::Let` at TIR level effectless. This PR updates codegen so that the `tir::Let` will have an explicit var assignment and thus can effectively reflect the CSE efforts.
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@tvm-bot rerun |
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I'm a little bit late on the review, but I like the fix, thank you! I double-checked |
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Prior to this PR, the PrimExpr
tir::Letis treated as inlining during codegen, which makes any common subexpression elimination (CSE) efforts usingtir::Letat TIR level effectless.This PR updates codegen so that the
tir::Letwill have an explicit var assignment and thus can effectively reflect the CSE efforts.