Fixes -Ofast optimizations breaking model by skipping them for gelu_backward #200
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let's try it, merged, ty! |
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@dagelf - This line breaks the Windows build:
__attribute__((optimize("no-finite-math-only"))) - Can you wrap this in a conditional for GCC? train_gpt2.c line 368. Thanks!
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Sorry, was sure someone said it worked and the only remaining issue was
warning on `clang`. If we're going to have ifdefs we might as well remove
the warnings for `clang` too.
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Make msvc compile by adding the ifdefs back in gelu_backward, fixes #200
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Please see #168 for details and work being done on optimizing the activation function on CPU.
This PR results in a 10-23% speedup on CPU and has been tested on
msvcandgccon x86 and fixes #19