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[RELAY][OP] Support MXNet-style attributes for reshape_like #6851
[RELAY][OP] Support MXNet-style attributes for reshape_like #6851
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Why {lhs,rhs}_begin is int64_t and {lhs,rhs}_end is Integer?
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I did this because the beginning index (in both cases) must always be an integer, but the end index can be
None
which means I must use a nullableInteger
wrapper. I could make everythingInteger
and check that beginning is always defined. I did feel a bit weird usingint64_t
directly since everything else seem to useint
but the value wrapped byInteger
isint64_t
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I noticed that the Attrs I defined uses
int
and notint64_t
so I'll probably just useint
since other code mostly uses it.