Hi,
Is std::alloc the way to dynamically allocate memory during run time in MLIR and is it possible to have the size of allocation as variable at the time of creation of the operation ?
Best,
Akhil
Hi,
Is std::alloc the way to dynamically allocate memory during run time in MLIR and is it possible to have the size of allocation as variable at the time of creation of the operation ?
Best,
Akhil
The default lowering of std.alloc
is to call malloc
if you go to the LLVM dialect. If you allocate a memref with dynamic sizes, you can provide its sizes as operands to std.alloc
(the amount of allocated memory depends on the underlying type and layout of the allocated memref). If you need memory in bytes, you can allocate a memref<?xi8>
that can be casted to other memref types.