Add RNSPolynomial attribute and internal representation#3120
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I was a bit uncertain about this change, at least in that it hard-codes the ring modulus as |
This is intended to be used for constant folding for the polynomial dialect. To keep this change small, lowering a polynomial.constant with an RNSPolynomialAttr will gracefully fail. PiperOrigin-RevId: 932447310
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Add RNSPolynomial attribute and internal representation
This is intended to be used for constant folding for the polynomial dialect. To keep this change small, lowering a polynomial.constant with an RNSPolynomialAttr will gracefully fail.