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Llama.cpp b10181 Release Addresses Shared Memory Issue
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Why it matters
- →Ensures compatibility with devices having limited shared memory.
- →Prevents crashes by providing a fallback path for affected devices.
- →Enhances stability and usability for a broader range of hardware.
The b10181 release of llama.cpp introduces a fix for devices with less than 48 KiB of shared memory. Previously, these devices would experience a fatal error during operations requiring MMQ configurations. The update disables MMQ on these devices, allowing them to use the BLAS path instead, preventing crashes. This adjustment is crucial for maintaining functionality on hardware like certain MUSA QY1 devices, ensuring they operate smoothly without aborting.
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