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commit 8482608eb705a75cdd941ef2d920314622d7a8e7
Author: Bohan Hou <[email protected]>
AuthorDate: Mon Jun 22 07:39:43 2026 -0700
Update TIRx post acknowledgements and contributing wording (#65)
- Acknowledgements: add the TileLang team alongside FlashInfer and
FlashInfer-Bench for helpful technical discussions.
- Contributing: invite contributions to the compiler and the community
projects (generic) instead of naming the kernel library specifically.
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_posts/2026-06-22-tirx.md | 4 ++--
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diff --git a/_posts/2026-06-22-tirx.md b/_posts/2026-06-22-tirx.md
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--- a/_posts/2026-06-22-tirx.md
+++ b/_posts/2026-06-22-tirx.md
@@ -294,8 +294,8 @@ In this view, TIRx is not just a target language for
generated kernels. It is so
## **Contributing**
-TIRx is an open compiler foundation. The core abstraction boundary is
intentionally small, but the ecosystem around it can grow in several
directions. Feel free to try out TIRx and contribute to the compiler and kernel
library!
+TIRx is an open compiler foundation. The core abstraction boundary is
intentionally small, but the ecosystem around it can grow in several
directions. Feel free to try out TIRx and contribute to the compiler and the
community projects.
## **Acknowledgement**
-TIRx would not exist without Apache TVM, on whose compiler infrastructure it
is built. Beyond that foundation, its design has been shaped by a long line of
systems work, including NumPy, CuTe, Triton, ThunderKittens, and TileLang. We
thank the FlashInfer and FlashInfer-Bench teams and the Apache TVM community
for helpful technical discussions.
+TIRx would not exist without Apache TVM, on whose compiler infrastructure it
is built. Beyond that foundation, its design has been shaped by a long line of
systems work, including NumPy, CuTe, Triton, ThunderKittens, and TileLang. We
thank the FlashInfer, FlashInfer-Bench, and TileLang teams and the Apache TVM
community for helpful technical discussions.
