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    }

    public static Object and(Object node, Action<Object> withNode) {
        return logical(node, "and", withNode);
    }

    private static Object or(Object node, Action<Object> withNode) {
        return logical(node, "or", withNode);
    }

    private static Object not(Object node, Action<Object> withNode) {
        return logical(node, "not", withNode);
    }

	"unsafe"
)

// A Link represents logical data link information.
//
// It also represents base information for logical network interface.
// On Solaris, each logical network interface represents network layer
// adjacency information and the interface has a only single network
// address or address pair for tunneling. It's usual that multiple
// logical network interfaces share the same logical data link.
type Link struct {

// CPUTopology contains details of node cpu, where :
// CPU  - logical CPU, cadvisor - thread
// Core - physical CPU, cadvisor - Core
// Socket - socket, cadvisor - Socket
// NUMA Node - NUMA cell, cadvisor - Node
type CPUTopology struct {
	NumCPUs      int
	NumCores     int
	NumSockets   int
	NumNUMANodes int
	CPUDetails   CPUDetails
}

// CPUsPerCore returns the number of logical CPUs are associated with
// each core.

// Parses "input_sharding_configuration" attribute and returns a list where i-th
// element is a list of mlir::Value's which represent inputs for the TPU
// computation corresponding to i-th logical device. If the attribute does not
// exist, the all inputs are placed on logical core 0.
mlir::LogicalResult ExtractInputsForLogicalDevices(
    int num_cores_per_replica, mlir::tf_device::ClusterFuncOp cluster_func,
    mlir::OpBuilder* builder,

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  This view displays a series of timelines for a type of resource.
  The "by proc" view consists of a timeline for each of the GOMAXPROCS
  logical processors, showing which goroutine (if any) was running on that
  logical processor at each moment.
  The "by thread" view (if available) consists of a similar timeline for each
  OS thread.

  Each goroutine has an identifying number (e.g. G123), main function,

	op_ALGF    uint32 = 0xE31A // FORMAT_RXY1       ADD LOGICAL (64<-32)
	op_ALGFI   uint32 = 0xC20A // FORMAT_RIL1       ADD LOGICAL IMMEDIATE (64<-32)
	op_ALGFR   uint32 = 0xB91A // FORMAT_RRE        ADD LOGICAL (64<-32)
	op_ALGHSIK uint32 = 0xECDB // FORMAT_RIE4       ADD LOGICAL WITH SIGNED IMMEDIATE (64<-16)
	op_ALGR    uint32 = 0xB90A // FORMAT_RRE        ADD LOGICAL (64)

	}
}

// TestCompactConflict tests that two compactors (Let's use C1, C2) are trying to compact etcd cluster with the same
// logical time.
// - C1 compacts first. It will succeed.
// - C2 compacts after. It will fail. But it will get latest logical time, which should be larger by one.
func TestCompactConflict(t *testing.T) {
	client := testserver.RunEtcd(t, nil)
	ctx := context.Background()

  // logical core by default.
  if (!sharding_attrs) {
    (*input_list)[0] = cluster_func_inputs;
    return mlir::success();
  }

  // Enumerate sharding configuration for each inputs. If input has replicate
  // sharding then all logical devices take the value as input. If input has
  // maximal sharding then only the specified logical device take the value as
  // the input.

    llvm::ArrayRef<int64_t> device_assignment_attr);

// Virtual device name of the passed logical core. The logical core is the index
// of a core within a replica.
std::string GetDeviceAliasForLogicalCore(int core_index);

// Virtual device name of the host that is associated with the passed logical
// core. The logical core is the index of a core within a replica.
std::string GetDeviceAliasForHostOfLogicalCore(int core_index);