[NIT] Rebuild the kernel with large GRF size to reduce the register spilling size aggressively. - #7615
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…g size aggressively. Signed-off-by: Lu,Chengjun <chengjun.lu@intel.com>
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I guess the main question here is how much this will impact compilation time and whether we will go beyond the limits of PyTorch CI. Otherwise, LGTM. |
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The torch CI passed with the changes. It doesn't impact the torch CI. |
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Let's keep track of our CI testing time (e.g., inductor) impact after this PR.
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Rebuild the kernel with large GRF size to reduce the register spilling size aggressively.