Describe the bug
I have a simple function attached with a two level nested loops. I generate an SDFG of this and open it with the VS-code extension. I then click on the full SDFG and open up the "inspect memory access" tab. Here I dont see the inner loop and I am not able to simulate the access patterns.
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Open the attached python code file (attached as a .txt file as I am not able to upload a .py file)
Run the file to generate the SDFG
Open the SDFG in the VS-extension
Click on the outermost SDFG
Click on the "Inspect memory access(local view)" tab
Set N to 20
The generated view does not have the 'j' loop and it is not possible to simulate the access pattern
Expected behavior
I expect to be able to visualize the memory flow and access patterns which gives me a starting point to optimize for cache access
Software Versions
DaCe v0.15.1
DaCe VS code extension v1.7.4
Additional context
Python code to reproduce the issue:
dace_err.txt
Please let me know in case I am doing something wrong and how to use the VS-code extension for such cases.
Thank you for the report! It does not appear that you are doing anything wrong, but rather that there is a bug here. This will be investigated and fixed.
Describe the bug I have a simple function attached with a two level nested loops. I generate an SDFG of this and open it with the VS-code extension. I then click on the full SDFG and open up the "inspect memory access" tab. Here I dont see the inner loop and I am not able to simulate the access patterns.
To Reproduce Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Expected behavior I expect to be able to visualize the memory flow and access patterns which gives me a starting point to optimize for cache access
Software Versions
Additional context Python code to reproduce the issue: dace_err.txt
Please let me know in case I am doing something wrong and how to use the VS-code extension for such cases.
Thanks in advance