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e2e matmul tests: support f64 (iree-org#19093)
This adds some e2e matmul tests on CPU for f64 (double precision). Motivation: - This is technically supported by IREE. - This was already > 50% implemented in the e2e matmul testing framework, and the partly implemented status was not a good steady state to be in. - My real motivation is iree-org#19099, I'm doing a round of AMD MFMA / data tiling improvements, thought we should support a denser set of MFMA intrinsics, noticed this has been supported since CDNA2 so we shouldn't be prevented from supporting it just because our e2e matmul tests can't cover it. Signed-off-by: Benoit Jacob <[email protected]>
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