Use pool to manage MLIR Context #61
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Sequence DiagramsequenceDiagram
participant App as Charms.Application
participant Pool as Charms.ContextPool
participant JIT as Charms.JIT
participant Expander as Charms.Defm.Expander
App->>Pool: Initialize Context Pool
Expander->>Pool: Checkout Context
Pool-->>Expander: Provide Context
Expander->>JIT: Use Context for Compilation
JIT->>Pool: Return Context
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lib/charms/jit.ex (1)
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73-87: Consider adding error-handling around IR creation.The
do_init/2function usesMLIR.Module.create!/2calls within anEnum.map/2flow. If any creation fails, it will raise an exception. If this is intentional, it’s fine. Otherwise, consider rescuing failures to allow more graceful fallback or user-friendly messages.lib/charms/context_pool.ex (1)
22-24: Document the purpose of :dummy_pool_state.The use of
:dummy_pool_statein the pool specification needs clarification.Add a module or function documentation explaining why a dummy state is used:
+@doc """ +Provides NimblePool specifications for the MLIR context pool. +Uses :dummy_pool_state as the pool doesn't require any state management. +""" def specs() do {NimblePool, worker: {__MODULE__, :dummy_pool_state}, name: __MODULE__} endlib/charms/defm/pass/create_absent_func.ex (1)
62-62: Document the unused state parameter.The
_stateparameter in the run function signature should be documented.+@doc """ +Implements the MLIR pass for creating absent functions. + +## Parameters + + * mod - The MLIR module to process + * _state - Unused state parameter required by MLIR.Pass behavior +""" def run(mod, _state) do
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lib/charms/jit.ex (2)
9-9: Removedctxfield from JIT struct - verify external references.By removing the
ctxfield from the JIT struct, context ownership now depends entirely on external management (i.e., viaNimblePool). This is fine, but ensure that any external code that previously accessedctxthrough the struct is updated accordingly.
128-133: Double-check concurrency behavior when checking out the context from the pool.Calling
NimblePool.checkout!withinLockedCache.run/2means the context is checked out for the duration ofdo_init/2. Verify that this usage pattern works correctly under concurrent calls, ensuring that the context is always returned to the pool for reuse after initialization is done.lib/charms/defm/expander.ex (2)
70-87: Validate error handling when expanding AST with a pooled context.The
NimblePool.checkout!callback returns both the expanded AST and the context. Ifexpand/3raises an exception, it may leave the context in an undefined state. Consider confirming thatNimblePoolsafely reclaims or reinitializes contexts in case of expansion failures.
1270-1280: Confirm all remote MLIR calls require or skip the context appropriately.Here,
fun in [:unranked_tensor, :unranked_tensor!, :vector, :vector!, :complex]does not append the context, while all other calls append[ctx: state.mlir.ctx]. Ensure each function’s arity and usage matches these assumptions so that calls won’t break if the context is unexpectedly missing or passed.lib/charms/application.ex (1)
6-7: Ensure supervision order is correct.Adding
Charms.ContextPool.specs()to the supervisor children is appropriate. Verify that any dependencies or initialization order (for example, ifLockedCacheindirectly depends on the context pool) are satisfied. Otherwise, you might reorder the children.test/call_test.exs (1)
9-9: LGTM! Error handling improvement.The change from
CompileErrortoArgumentErrorwith a more descriptive message improves error reporting for missing function calls.lib/charms/simd.ex (1)
43-43: LGTM! Consistent error handling.The change to
Type.vector!aligns with the fail-fast approach and is consistent with similar changes across the codebase.lib/charms/defm/pass/create_absent_func.ex (1)
4-4: LGTM! Appropriate pass level change.The change to "builtin.module" is more appropriate for handling absent functions at the module level.
mix.exs (1)
78-81: LGTM! Dependencies updated for multi-threading support.The changes look good:
- Updated beaver to latest version
- Added nimble_pool for efficient context pooling
Let's verify the dependency versions:
✅ Verification successful
Dependencies are using appropriate version constraints ✅
Both packages are using suitable version constraints:
- beaver "~> 0.4.2" matches the latest version
- nimble_pool "~> 1.0" allows for compatible updates including the latest 1.1.0
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lib/charms/pointer.ex (1)
36-36: LGTM! Using fail-fast variants for type creation.The change to use
Type.memref!instead ofType.memrefis a good practice as it helps catch type creation errors early in the development cycle.Also applies to: 42-42, 55-55, 121-121
lib/charms/defm/definition.ex (3)
253-253: LGTM! Using fail-fast variant for module creation.Using
MLIR.Module.create!instead ofcreatealigns with the fail-fast approach seen in other changes.
312-317: LGTM! Improved error handling with verification.Good improvement in error handling:
- Added verification in the second run
- Better formatting of diagnostic messages
303-304: Verify the impact of pipeline changes.The changes to the transformation pipeline:
- Using
appendinstead ofnestedfor CreateAbsentFunc- Disabling verifier in the first run
These changes could affect the compilation process.Let's check for any related test cases:
Also applies to: 309-309
✅ Verification successful
Pipeline changes are intentionally structured and verified.
The changes to the transformation pipeline are well-designed:
- Using
appendfor CreateAbsentFunc is correct as it needs module-level visibility- The two-phase verification pattern (disabled then enabled) is a standard approach for structural transformations
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README.md (1)
11-11: LGTM! Documentation updated for new feature.Clear documentation of the new multi-threaded compilation feature, highlighting its foundation on Elixir processes and MLIR capabilities.
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