Add map split transformation #1654
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I don't like the name too much, maybe someone has a better idea.
This transformation covers some cases found in climate codes where the range of a nested map changes on the first and/or the last iteration of an outer map. The resulting SDFG has a map with a nested sdfg, where multiple states are needed to calculate the correct inner range, preventing map collapse.
The transformation will look for such a pattern and split the map accordingly, in order to simplify the nested SDFG that can be later inlined after simplification (atm covering only a simple equality when detecting the condition, and peeling only one iteration).
Note that due to a bug, the resulting SDFG is wrong. The
python-frontend-dealias-integrationsolves the bug.example before:
after:
after simplify:
