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Currently there is no way to add in development features to the ML regalloc evict advisor which is useful to have when working on feature engineering/improving the current model. This patch adds in the ability to add in development features to the ML regalloc evict advisor which are gated by a runtime flag and not added in at all if not compiled in LLVM development mode. This sets the stage for future work where we are planning on upstreaming some of the newer features that we are currently experimenting with. Reviewed By: mtrofin Differential Revision: https://reviews.llvm.org/D131209 |
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