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Forward GEMM to GEMV when one argument is actually a vector#4814

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martin-frbg merged 5 commits intoOpenMathLib:developOpenMathLib/OpenBLAS:developfrom Mousius:gemv-proxyMousius/OpenBLAS:gemv-proxyCopy head branch name to clipboard

Jul 31, 2024

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forward to GEMV when one argument is actually a vector

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Complete implementation of GEMV forwarding
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Re-add accidental removal
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Allow opt into GEMM -> GEMV forwarding
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Add accumulators to AArch64 GEMV Kernels
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