Don't let users disguise RVars as Vars #8441
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alexreinking
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Oct 18, 2024
There was one instance in fit_function.cpp, and the autoscheduler was doing it in the generated schedules. This may cause errors in existing generated schedules that have been checked in.
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This uncovered an error where our generated schedules from adams2019 were incorrectly declaring some RVars as Vars. The scheduling directives used are the ones that are legal for RVars, so there should not be any incorrect output, but adding this check may cause existing checked-in generated schedules to throw a compile-time error. This can be manually fixed up by changing the declaration to be an RVar. |
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Fixes #7827