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Backend Cleanroom port (#13) #53

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  1. Backend Cleanroom port (#13)

    Implements CheckpointTensor backend
    
    Hook up the overload with a passing test. (#15)
    
    * save
    
    * save
    
    * review
    
    * review
    
    * add back files
    
    Adding some overload (#16)
    
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    * review
    
    * remove outdated file
    
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    * can compile again
    
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    * save
    
    * up up array
    
    * finsih the overloads
    
    * replace vec[n] with vec.at(n)
    
    make resnet pass again, adding more logs for logging simulator (#17)
    
    * commit
    
    * add more overloads
    
    * fix log
    
    * save
    
    Logging everything for resnet (#18)
    
    * save
    
    * save
    
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    * save
    
    * use release instead of free
    
    Fix logger (special handling for small constants) (#19)
    
    * save
    
    * fix comment
    
    TreeLSTM overloads (#21)
    
    Overloads for mean and mean.dim (needed for densenet)
    
    Add overloads for U-Net
    
    Add ability to annotate log and make new log file (#25)
    
    Restore overloads needed for LSTM and GRU
    
    Implemented unrolled_gan (#23)
    
    * save
    
    * save
    
    * save
    
    Overload bitwise and for ParityACT
    
    Add various overloads for ACT model
    
    Log aliases of operator outputs
    
    Overloads and changes needed for transformer
    
    Overloads for topk functions
    
    Add overloads for deepspeech
    
    More overloads for ACT
    
    DTR implementation first pass (#37)
    
    save before change
    
    save before change
    
    add aliaspool design, and add weak/strong pointer discussion
    
    add more code
    
    rebase
    
    add allocator hook
    
    save metadata to prepare for eviction
    
    save
    
    refactor: move log to a seprate file
    
    add file
    
    raii
    
    save
    
    save comment
    
    save
    
    save
    
    save
    
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    find error, bisecting code
    
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    save
    
    address review comment
    
    address comment
    
    address comment
    
    fix segfault
    
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    save
    
    pin
    
    save
    
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    save
    
    refactor - remove stitch
    
    save
    
    save
    
    [ impl ] overload diag & mv
    
    refactor - remove stitch
    
    save
    
    save
    
    restore equivalentclassnode
    
    save
    
    save
    
    save
    
    50% resnet here we go
    
    50% resnet here we go
    
    save
    
    save
    
    save
    
    save
    
    save
    
    save
    
    More opts
    
    save
    
    Try removing pop-ing from loop
    
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    save
    
    save
    
    save
    
    mike try this
    
    mike try this
    
    save
    
    undo system optimization for now
    
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    save
    
    save
    
    fix compile error
    
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    save
    
    save
    
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    fix compile
    
    save
    
    fix
    
    save
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