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[AMD] Re-enable true16 feature for gfx1100 - #11188

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[AMD] Re-enable true16 feature for gfx1100#11188
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Triton currently skips -real-true16 for gfx100 target because enabling true16 previously caused a severe compile-time regression in scaled FP4/FP8 dot kernels.
That issue was fixed by this PR on LLVM llvm/llvm-project#208136

Tested locally and I did not see any compile time issue on gfx100

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def disable_real_true16_feature(arch):
return '-real-true16' if arch.startswith('gfx11') else ''
return '-real-true16' if arch.startswith('gfx11') and arch != 'gfx1100' else ''

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Why gfx1100 specifically? Are all other gfx11* targets still having issues?

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