- Add some notes about common Windows problems when trying to make a local build (MinGW and MSVC).
Signed-off-by: cosmic-snow <134004613+cosmic-snow@users.noreply.github.com>
- the bindings API changed in 057b9, but the CLI was not updated
- change 'std_passthrough' param to the renamed 'streaming'
- remove '_cli_override_response_callback' as it breaks and is no longer needed
- bump version to 0.3.4
the beginning and add deprecated flag to models.json so older versions will
show a model, but later versions don't. This will allow us to transition
away from models < ggmlv2 and still allow older installs of gpt4all to work.
use RTLD_LOCAL so that symbols are *only* exposed via dlsym
without this all symbols exported by the libs are available for symbol
resolution, resulting in different lib versions potentially resolving
*each other's* symbols, causing incredibly cursed behavior such as
https://gist.github.com/apage43/085c1ff69f6dd05387793ebc301840f6
* Initial Library Loader
* Load library as part of Model factory
* Dynamically search and find the dlls
* Update tests to use locally built runtimes
* Fix dylib loading, add macos runtime support for sample/tests
* Bypass automatic loading by default.
* Only set CMAKE_OSX_ARCHITECTURES if not already set, allow cross-compile
* Switch Loading again
* Update build scripts for mac/linux
* Update bindings to support newest breaking changes
* Fix build
* Use llmodel for Windows
* Actually, it does need to be libllmodel
* Name
* Remove TFMs, bypass loading by default
* Fix script
* Delete mac script
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Co-authored-by: Tim Miller <innerlogic4321@ghmail.com>
fixes a definite use-after-free and likely avoids some other
potential ones - std::string will convert to a std::string_view
automatically but as soon as the std::string in question goes out of
scope it is already freed and the string_view is pointing at freed
memory - this is *mostly* fine if its returning a reference to the
tokenizer's internal vocab table but it's, imo, too easy to return a
reference to a dynamically constructed string with this as replit is
doing (and unfortunately needs to do to convert the internal whitespace
replacement symbol back to a space)
