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re-struct the directories #51

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@Menooker Menooker commented May 9, 2024

Adjust the source code directory structure, to match the MLIR upstream's. This makes it easier to upstream our code. Created a new top-level directory gc in include/ to match MLIR's include/mlir directory. Moved the dialects to from include/gc-dialects to include/gc/Dialects. Also moved the transforms to include/gc/Transforms. Similar changes are applied on lib/ directory.

New directory tree looks like

include
           gc
               Dialects
                           LinalgX
                           OneDNNGraph
               Transforms
                           Passes.h

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@kurapov-peter This PR will impact all existing and potential PR modifying MLIR components. Please help to review ASAP, thanks a lot.

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I am ok with this change.
My only concern is that "gc" is commonly used as "garbage collector", but it's not a big issue,

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LGTM

@kurapov-peter kurapov-peter merged commit f563e26 into main May 10, 2024
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