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As the title states, calling `torch.compile` fails when Triton kernel arguments include `triton.language.dtype`. This is demonstrated in the code sample below. The snippet below is somewhat silly, but…
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... and not always in deterministic ways. For example:
```dart
import 'dart:html';
void main() {
document.body.append(new Text('1'));
document.body.append(new Text('2'));
document.body…
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### What happened?
I have a transform which adds an arbitrary property to a resource. The added property is available in a resource policy, but not a stack policy:
Stack policy:
```text
im…
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I have work in progress improving literal collection. This issue is to discuss design decisions in advance of sending PRs.
* The current design converts int literals to strings during go-fuzz-build…
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|Previous ID | SR-3016 |
|Radar | rdar://problem/30529068 |
|Original Repor…
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### 🐛 Describe the bug
OP: https://discuss.pytorch.org/t/is-heapq-module-supported-for-compilation-by-dynamo/185863:
`heapq` is a standard python's module useful for priority queue loops for Dij…
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Sequence.Generate is able to traverse linked lists of reference types, but
it produces an infinite list and also doesn't check for null (nor
should/could it, generally speaking).
So it has to be …
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```
Sequence.Generate is able to traverse linked lists of reference types, but
it produces an infinite list and also doesn't check for null (nor
should/could it, generally speaking).
So it has to be …
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```
Sequence.Generate is able to traverse linked lists of reference types, but
it produces an infinite list and also doesn't check for null (nor
should/could it, generally speaking).
So it has to be …
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```
Sequence.Generate is able to traverse linked lists of reference types, but
it produces an infinite list and also doesn't check for null (nor
should/could it, generally speaking).
So it has to be …