Max Wash
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this system allows dialects to register named interfaces, which are collections of function pointers. an op can then implement this interface, providing callbacks for the interface's virtual function pointers. C code can request a pointer to an op's implementation of a given interface and call virtual functions with no knowledge required about the op itself. this functonality will also be extended to types, attributes, and dialects themselves.
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About The Project
Mie is an extensible intermediate representation framework inspired by LLVM and MLIR. It is designed to accept high-level program representation from a compiler front-end, lower and optimise it into a flat stream of low-level instructions, and then convert it into a target-specific implementation.
(The name Mie is pronounced like "me", "bee", or "sea", and (despite the logo) is not pronounced like "my", "bye", or "pie")
License
Distributed under the BSD 3-Clause License. See LICENSE for more information.