[Bugfix] Work around "Internal Compiler Error" in MSVC #15385
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This PR found a workaround that prevents the nigthly windows pypi package of TVM Unity to be released. Basically it splits out a deeply nested method into several smaller ones so that MSVC's internal handling is supposed to be slightly simpler and less error prone.
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Cherry-picked from mlc-ai/relax#271 |
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This PR found a workaround that prevents the nigthly windows pypi package of TVM Unity to be released. Basically it splits out a deeply nested method into several smaller ones so that MSVC's internal handling is supposed to be slightly simpler and less error prone.