Ever since LLVM.intMin was removed in
https://github.com/opencompl/lean-mlir/pull/550
The InstCombine benchmark was actually broken. I have updated the InstCombine benchmark to use BitVec.intMin instead of LLVM.intMin. Now, the InstCombine benchmark is no longer broken.
If we want to avoid problems like this in the future, we could add all.lean to the GitHub workflow to make sure that no regressions happen (although this would be expensive).
Ever since LLVM.intMin was removed in https://github.com/opencompl/lean-mlir/pull/550 The InstCombine benchmark was actually broken. I have updated the InstCombine benchmark to use BitVec.intMin instead of LLVM.intMin. Now, the InstCombine benchmark is no longer broken.
If we want to avoid problems like this in the future, we could add all.lean to the GitHub workflow to make sure that no regressions happen (although this would be expensive).