[Doc] Append debug relevant testing and documentations #58
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This pull request includes several updates to the documentation and codebase to enhance the clarity and functionality of deep learning operator tutorials and debugging tools. The changes primarily involve adding new documentation files, updating existing ones, and modifying callback references in the code.
Documentation Enhancements:
New Documentation Files:
convolution.rst
,elementwise.rst
,flash_attention.rst
,flash_linear_attention.rst
,gemv.rst
,matmul.rst
,matmul_dequant.rst
, andtmac_gpu.rst
. [1] [2] [3] [4] [5] [6] [7] [8]Index Update:
index.rst
to include new sections for tutorials and deep learning operators, improving navigation and accessibility.Codebase Updates:
Callback References:
rt_mod_cuda.cc
andrt_mod_hip.cc
to usetilelang_callback_*
instead oftvm_callback_*
, ensuring consistency with the TileLang framework. [1] [2] [3]Debugging Tools:
debug_print_register_files
function intest_tilelang_debug_print.py
to useregister_buf
instead ofshared_buf
, aligning with the intended functionality.These changes collectively enhance the documentation and debugging capabilities, making it easier for users to understand and utilize the deep learning operators and TileLang framework.