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misc: move pdl, sgpu, and wgsl_printer out of experimental #3384
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Codecov ReportAll modified and coverable lines are covered by tests ✅
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Seems reasonable to me, though I have no context for why they were separated to begin with
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from xdsl.interpreters.experimental.wgpu import WGPUFunctions # noqa: E402 | |||
from xdsl.interpreters.wgpu import WGPUFunctions # noqa: E402 |
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What's this lint for? Realise it's unchanged but could there be an explanation in the comment
Also fixed title, was slightly confused on how you were manipulating pdfs with xdsl |
These are actually all fairly well-tested, so I think the experimental bit is confusing. Some of the code would probably benefit from being in a different place, but we can worry about that another time.
These are actually all fairly well-tested, so I think the experimental bit is confusing. Some of the code would probably benefit from being in a different place, but we can worry about that another time.