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…and B is uint8/int8

With this patch, more cases for C=A*B+C can be realized:

  1. A is uint8, B is int8
  2. A is int8, B is uint8
  3. A is uint8, B is uint8

…and B is uint8/int8

With this patch, more cases for C=A*B+C can be realized:
1. A is uint8, B is int8
2. A is int8, B is uint8
3. A is uint8, B is uint8
1. Remove the newly-added testcases since we add them into llvm-test-suite
2. Remove "-march=sapphirerapids" from previous testcases
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@dkhaldi @intel/llvm-reviewers-runtime Ping

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LGTM

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Looks Good To Me. Merge is pending to resolution of #4486 (comment)

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@bader ping?

@bader bader merged commit 24ca9bf into intel:sycl Sep 8, 2021
DoyleLi pushed a commit to DoyleLi/intel_llvm that referenced this pull request Sep 13, 2021
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With this patch, more cases for C=A*B+C can be realized:
1. A is uint8, B is int8
2. A is int8, B is uint8
3. A is uint8, B is uint8
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