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Previously dot operator was defined as C = alpha * A . B + beta * C where * is scalar multiplication and . is dot product or matrix multiplication depending on dimension of the inputs.

Aim is to have the definition of dot operator as C = A . B without having alpha or beta.

In order to achieve the same effect as alpha and beta (1) it multiplies the one of the inputs to the dot operator with alpha value. (2) if beta is present then, multiplies the C with beta and then adds into the output from step 1.

* rename broadcast and multibroadcast output_lens attribute to out_lens attribute, and change tests and source code to reflect the same

* change the reshape attribute from dims to out_lens

* change transpose attribute's name from dims to perm to reflect better meaning

* use permutation instead of perm for transpose

clang formaating

* use dims instead of out_lens for reshape

clang formatting

* Load op when serializing

* Formatting

* Add missing clip field

* Use make_op almost everywhere

* Formatting

* More make ops for rnns

* Get rid of spaces

* Formatting

* Remove operators headers

* Formatting

* Remove unused op headers

* Increase line threshold

* code backup

* clang format

* change corresponding tool files

* clang format
Co-authored-by: mvermeulen <5479696+mvermeulen@users.noreply.github.com>

* Add all_targets cmake target

* Rename target

* Add ref target

* Rename tests

* Refactor compiler target

* Formatting

* Verify for every target

* Formatting

* Add verify test suite

* Formatting

* Add initial test programs

* Formatting

* Add rnn tests

* Formatting

* Validate gpu

* Formatting

* Remove old gpu tests

* Fix gpu tests

* Fix ref error

* Fix tidy issues

* Formatting

* Tidy fixes

* Fix header in python api

* Rename to ref

* Use ref in verify_onnx

* Fix tidy issue

* Build with verbose on

* Fix typo

* Remove verbose

* rename some cpu prefix to ref
Co-authored-by: Shucai Xiao <Shucai.Xiao@amd.com>