Use llama-rs for inference, introduce session caching #109
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Not really relevant anymore. Also llama-rs still uses ggml in C, so it doesn't solve any of the compatibility problem. |
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The problem
llama.cpp couldn't compile on a bunch of platforms, hopefully this improve things.
Also computing all the previous context took a long time, slowing chats to a crawl on longer sessions.
Solution
llama-rs, a rust solution, might have better compatibility. It also implements caching sessions so hopefully this improves performance on longer chats by caching the sessions to disk.