[LongVec] Add Dot Product test cases - #1445
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resolves llvm#1443 In Clang we have 3 unique dot product intrinsics covering floating point, unsigned, and signed integers. These test cover these 3 unique paths.
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the Windows CI machines don't have SM 6.9 support yet. we can however test sm 6_9 on macos agents funny enough. Co-authored-by: Farzon Lotfi <farzonl@gmail.com>
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resolves #1443
In Clang we have 3 unique dot product intrinsics
covering floating point, unsigned, and signed integers.
These test cover these 3 unique paths.