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Run aievec lowering passes in 'main' pipeline (#833)
This PR puts the aievec passes in the main 'IREE' pipeline, rather than running them in aie2xclbin. I found the trickiest was figuring out why it didn't "just work" without adding Affine and AIEVec as legal dialects in the pattern target in AMDAIECoreToStandard, So I'd like to refactor that pass soon -- there are too many dialects listed there. I'd also like to throw the final lowering to LLVM over the wall from aie2xclbin too, but that was causing other issues which I'd rather address in another PR. --------- Co-authored-by: Jorn Tuyls <jtuyls@users.noreply.github.com>
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