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In upstream, kWidth in DotOperandLayout control the minimum number of continuous elements in a thread, which is decoupled with MMA layout.
While for Intel GPU, it is controled by OpsPerChannel in DPAS Layout, kWidth is not actually used.
To reduce the changes in common file and maximum reuse common functions, we may need to refine the semantic of DPAS Layout and DotOperand Layout for Intel GPU to align with the upstream definition.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
This issue is derived from #3140.
In upstream,
kWidth
inDotOperandLayout
control the minimum number of continuous elements in a thread, which is decoupled with MMA layout.While for Intel GPU, it is controled by
OpsPerChannel
inDPAS Layout
,kWidth
is not actually used.To reduce the changes in common file and maximum reuse common functions, we may need to refine the semantic of
DPAS Layout
andDotOperand Layout
for Intel GPU to align with the upstream definition.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: