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[FFI][Runtime] Use TVMValue::v_int64 to represent boolean values #17240
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This is a follow-up to apache#16183, which added handling of boolean values in the TVM FFI. The initial implementation added both a new type code (`kTVMArgBool`) and a new `TVMValue::v_bool` variant. This commit removes the `TVMValue::v_bool` variant, since the `kTVMArgBool` type code is sufficient to handle boolean arguments. Removing the `TVMValue::v_bool` variant also makes all `TVMValue` variants be 64-bit (assuming a 64-bit CPU). This can simplify debugging in some cases, since it prevents partial values from inactive variants from being present in memory.
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This PR fixes the conversion of boolean value for Java, following the changes in apache#17240
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This is a follow-up to #16183, which added handling of boolean values in the TVM FFI. The initial implementation added both a new type code (
kTVMArgBool
) and a newTVMValue::v_bool
variant. This commit removes theTVMValue::v_bool
variant, since thekTVMArgBool
type code is sufficient to handle boolean arguments.Removing the
TVMValue::v_bool
variant also makes allTVMValue
variants be 64-bit (assuming a 64-bit CPU). This can simplify debugging in some cases, since it prevents partial values from inactive variants from being present in memory.