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Why is the shape/dimensions parameter date type of Broadcast OP int32_t ? #376
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Change type of shape from int to uint & add ut for broadcast From github issue VeriSilicon#376 Type: Code Improvement Signed-off-by: Feiyue Chen <Feiyue.Chen@verisilicon.com>
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Change type of shape from int to uint & add ut for broadcast From github issue VeriSilicon#376 Define opversion to avoid incompatibility with upper level software Type: Code Improvement Signed-off-by: Feiyue Chen <Feiyue.Chen@verisilicon.com>
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The shape/dimensions parameter data type of Boardcast is `int32_t`. It will be convert to `uint32_t` by Boardcat contruct function. Why not set parameter to `uint32_t` type?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: