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delete called on non-final 'CoordinateManager' that has virtual functions but non-virtual destructor #251
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fyi @pjanevskiTT |
Looking at it |
https://github.com/tenstorrent/tt-mlir/tree/pjanevski/fix_metal_uplift_build @nsmithtt let me know if the problem goes away. For me localy it does |
@pjanevskiTT, what is the uplift strategy when uplifting UMD into tt-metal? We'd rather take vanilla main if we think tt-metal can adopt your fix in main. |
Well we try to open the PR for every UMD change that requires API changes inside tt-metal, but merging that can sometimes take some time. Problems can occur with something like this that does not need to be uplifted in tt-metal, but you need the change. Do you have some suggestion on how we should do this? |
Presumably UMD recently uplifted (within the past couple weeks) because we just started seeing this error. Would it be possible to uplift again now? Who can I contact regarding this process? I think in this case we'll just be leaking memory. |
I can uplift it. Let me create a branch with this commit included and run post-commit |
As soon as post-commit tests pass https://github.com/tenstorrent/tt-metal/actions/runs/11687357791, I will open a PR, if that sounds ok |
That's ok with me, fyi @blozano-tt @afuller-TT @vtangTT @broskoTT |
Closing the issue because it is fixed within umd, @nsmithtt I will tag all the people above in the tt-metal uplift |
tt-mlir's latest uplift integration fails because of the following compile error:
The fix should be to define a virtual destructor for class
CoordinateManager
.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: