I want to followup that the general infrastructure of pattern matching and 
rewriting does not conflict with AutoTVM. 

It is important to follow a composite view to the infrastructure, and view BYOC 
as natural feature by combining parts of the infrastructure  together, rather 
than a monotholic piece. Specifically, BYOC involves a few steps

- S0: Graph pattern detection and partitioning
- S1: Sub function customized transformation
- S2: Sub function to customized code backend

Only S2 is really specific to the hardware backend. For example, we coould use 
the generic pattern language to perform S0 and S1 and still use the TIR for 
further lowering. This kind of compositability is where we are heading towards





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