* wip llava python bindings compatibility
* add external llava API
* add base64 in-prompt image support
* wip refactor image loading
* refactor image load out of llava init
* cleanup
* further cleanup; move llava-cli into its own file and rename
* move base64.hpp into common/
* collapse clip and llava libraries
* move llava into its own subdir
* wip
* fix bug where base64 string was not removed from the prompt
* get libllava to output in the right place
* expose llava methods in libllama.dylib
* cleanup memory usage around clip_image_*
* cleanup and refactor *again*
* update headerdoc
* build with cmake, not tested (WIP)
* Editorconfig
* Editorconfig
* Build with make
* Build with make
* Fix cyclical depts on Windows
* attempt to fix build on Windows
* attempt to fix build on Windows
* Upd TODOs
* attempt to fix build on Windows+CUDA
* Revert changes in cmake
* Fix according to review comments
* Support building as a shared library
* address review comments
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Co-authored-by: M. Yusuf Sarıgöz <yusufsarigoz@gmail.com>
Co-authored-by: Jared Van Bortel <jared@nomic.ai>
* Add detection code for avx
* Only check hardware when option is ON
* Modify per code review sugguestions
* Build locally will detect CPU
* Fixes CMake style to use lowercase like everywhere else
* cleanup
* fix merge
* linux/gcc version for testing
* msvc combines avx2 and fma into /arch:AVX2 so check for both
* cleanup
* msvc only version
* style
* Update FindSIMD.cmake
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Co-authored-by: Howard Su <howard0su@gmail.com>
Co-authored-by: Jeremy Dunn <jeremydunn123@gmail.com>
* Revert "cuda : add ROCM aliases for CUDA pool stuff (#3918)"
This reverts commit 629f917cd6.
* Revert "cuda : use CUDA memory pool with async memory allocation/deallocation when available (#3903)"
This reverts commit d6069051de.
ggml-ci
I wrote the mat*mat shaders from scratch so I understand them better but
they are currently not faster than just multiply-invoking the mat*vec
shaders, by a significant degree - so, except for f32 which needed a new
shader, revert to the m*v ones here.
