[TIR][Schedule] Allow named block and buffer arguments in Schedule#11624
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This has previously been implemented for `Schedule.transform_layout` in apache#11296, extending to allow for block arguments in all `Schedule` methods. This change was only made for arguments that must be a `BlockRV`. For arguments that may be either a `BlockRV` or another type (e.g. `Schedule.get_child_blocks` accepts either `BlockRV` or `LoopRV`), this sugar is not implemented, to avoid ambiguity.
Similar to apache#11269, which added this functionality to `Schedule.transform_layout`.
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…pache#11624) * [Schedule] Allowed string argument as block arg This has previously been implemented for `Schedule.transform_layout` in apache#11296, extending to allow for block arguments in all `Schedule` methods. This change was only made for arguments that must be a `BlockRV`. For arguments that may be either a `BlockRV` or another type (e.g. `Schedule.get_child_blocks` accepts either `BlockRV` or `LoopRV`), this sugar is not implemented, to avoid ambiguity. * [Schedule] Allowed string argument to Schedule.reindex Similar to apache#11269, which added this functionality to `Schedule.transform_layout`. * CI test update
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Previously, the argument needed to be an integer specifying the index into the read/write regions of a block. Now, the argument can be a string specifying the name of the buffer, or the Buffer object itself. This is a follow-up from apache#11624.
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Previously, the argument needed to be an integer specifying the index into the read/write regions of a block. Now, the argument can be a string specifying the name of the buffer, or the Buffer object itself. This is a follow-up from apache#11624.
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) Previously, the argument needed to be an integer specifying the index into the read/write regions of a block. Now, the argument can be a string specifying the name of the buffer, or the Buffer object itself. This is a follow-up from #11624.
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…che#12661) Previously, the argument needed to be an integer specifying the index into the read/write regions of a block. Now, the argument can be a string specifying the name of the buffer, or the Buffer object itself. This is a follow-up from apache#11624.
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As a follow-up to #11269, starting to add similar quality-of-life functionality to other methods in
Schedule. They can only be used when it is unambiguous to do so, and translate the string name into the underlying C++ type before calling the FFI.Schedule.reindex, with the same calling convention asSchedule.transform_layout.