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Beaver.MLIR.Pattern (beaver v0.2.19)

Although this module is MLIR.Pattern, at this point it is a synonym of PDL patterns. Pattern-matching is done by MLIR which works in a different way from Erlang pattern-matching. The major difference is that MLIR pattern-matching will greedily match the patterns and maximize the benefit. Compiled patterns will be saved as module attributes in MLIR assembly format.

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apply!(op, patterns, opts \\ [debug: false])

Apply patterns on a container (region, operation, module). It returns the container if it succeeds otherwise it raises.

apply_(op, patterns, opts \\ [debug: false])

Apply patterns on a container (region, operation, module). It is named apply_ with a underscore to avoid name collision with Kernel.apply/2

from_string(pdl_pattern_str, opts \\ [])

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apply!(op, patterns, opts \\ [debug: false])

Apply patterns on a container (region, operation, module). It returns the container if it succeeds otherwise it raises.

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apply_(op, patterns, opts \\ [debug: false])

Apply patterns on a container (region, operation, module). It is named apply_ with a underscore to avoid name collision with Kernel.apply/2

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from_string(pdl_pattern_str, opts \\ [])