Add general multi-dimensional array test #60749
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This is similar to MDArray2, but uses the GetLowerBound/GetUpperBound APIs, and has a test case that uses non-zero lower bounds. It's in the benchmarks folder as it can be used as a benchmark to compare against MDArray2 behavior.
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Tagging subscribers to this area: @JulieLeeMSFT Issue DetailsThis is similar to MDArray2, but uses the GetLowerBound/GetUpperBound
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A related dotnet/performance PR is dotnet/performance#2093. |
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This is similar to MDArray2, but uses the GetLowerBound/GetUpperBound
APIs, and has a test case that uses non-zero lower bounds.
It's in the benchmarks folder as it can be used as a benchmark
to compare against MDArray2 behavior.