[Bugfix][ONNX] Improve broadcast and batch_matmul conversion #16961
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VTA FSIM could not be built on macOS, for it leverages malloc.h and memalign, yet both have been deprecated and are not provided by macOS. This issue was captured in apache#13173. This commit stops including malloc.h in VTA Runtime as stdlib.h has provided functions we need. This commit uses posix_memalign instead of memalign. It is a portable standard function.
This commit provides batch_matmul conversions between a 3D or above matrix and a 1D matrix with proper broadcasting, which improves the robustness of the ONNX frontend. This issue was captured in apache#16891.
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This PR provides batch_matmul conversions between a 3D or above
matrix and a 1D matrix with proper broadcasting, which improves
the robustness of the ONNX frontend. This issue was captured in #16891.