Add ROCm backend support to compiler pass pipeline#2741
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Add ROCm backend support to compiler pass pipeline#2741
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Treat the "rocm" backend like "tpu" for raising passes, and like "cpu"/"tpu" for kernel/JIT lowering so that the ROCm backend goes through the correct pass pipeline. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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| # checking whether the user set an explicit list of passes, or chose | ||
| # `raise=true` to use the default passes. | ||
| raise = compile_options.raise | ||
| if backend == "tpu" && raise isa Bool |
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add an issue for us to separately support this natively post-deadline
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"rocm"backend like"tpu"for raising passes (forceraise = true)"rocm"through the CPU-style kernel/JIT lowering path alongside"cpu"and"tpu"Test plan
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