MLIR
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5recommend
0warn against
Dec 21, 2025first mention
Oct 11, 2026latest mention
Why people recommend it
“since MLIR has so many backends”
“MLIR which is so prevalent in the ML compile stack everywhere”
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“There's a recent NVIDIA MLIR that is quite good and fast.”
“MLIR does give me the feeling of "an IR to rule them all"”
“i think you might be interested in MLIR/IREE”
Caveats and dissent
No one in these comments warned against it.
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All comments 7
“since MLIR has so many backends”
“Sounds similar to https://mlir.llvm.org/”
“MLIR which is so prevalent in the ML compile stack everywhere”
“Not using MLIR here is more about other considerations”
“There's a recent NVIDIA MLIR that is quite good and fast.”
“MLIR does give me the feeling of "an IR to rule them all"”
“i think you might be interested in MLIR/IREE”