Add triton-opt and triton-llvm-opt for Triton #8
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Also allow to use opt, llc and custom tools for Triron IRs. mlir-opt remains disabled for Triton as it seem to be unusable without --allow-unregistered-dialect. Yet a user can call mlir-opt as unspecified custom tool. TODO: - Triton support is still very raw, need to dump IR not from cache dir; - opt tool bar starts to get overloaded - explicit listing of tools in MLIR ecosystem supported by the app is good for novices like myself, but for advanced users it should be a command line. git blame note: I've applied npx prettier --write without preserving intermediate stage, so diff became bigger, then I have anticipated.
Signed-off-by: Dmitry Sidorov <[email protected]>
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Also allow to use opt, llc and custom tools for Triron IRs.
mlir-opt remains disabled for Triton as it seem to be unusable without --allow-unregistered-dialect. Yet a user can call mlir-opt as unspecified custom tool (if anybody reading this commit message disagrees - please don't hesitate and comment on the PR or open an issue).
TODO:
git blame note: I've applied npx prettier --write without preserving intermediate stage, so diff became bigger, then I have anticipated.