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isa-resource-diff

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Detect per-kernel GPU resource regressions (VGPR, SGPR, register spills, scratch, static LDS) by diffing the final ISA before and after a change, using its `isa_resource_table.py` helper. Compile-only: needs no GPU and no profiler run, so it works on any target the compiler supports and runs in seconds. Use when asked whether a change increased register pressure, caused spilling, or hurt occupancy, when reviewing a kernel change for resource impact, or as a fast pre-check before spending a profiling run. Usage: /isa-resource-diff [<test-or-command>] [--arch <gfx>]

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