By default, booster will index rewrite rules by the head of the K cell (i.e., the first cell named <k> that is found in the configuration).
For MX-Backend, we should also, and more importantly, index the <instrs> and <commands> cells, this PR adds the option to do so. In the long term, the index cells should be indicated in a definition attribute by the compiler, but it is easier to adjust them explicitly for the time being.
By default, booster will index rewrite rules by the head of the K cell (i.e., the first cell named
<k>that is found in the configuration).For MX-Backend, we should also, and more importantly, index the
<instrs>and<commands>cells, this PR adds the option to do so. In the long term, the index cells should be indicated in a definition attribute by the compiler, but it is easier to adjust them explicitly for the time being.