Fixing install_mac.sh
Changing make server to make llama-server
Adding brew install ccache for faster compilation times
Summary by CodeRabbit
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Installation Enhancements
- Updated installation instructions in the README for improved clarity.
- Introduced a step for users to switch to the macOS branch before installation.
- Added explicit installation commands for
espeak-ngandccache.
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Performance Improvements
- Improved user feedback during installation with echo statements.
- Enhanced compilation times by integrating
ccachein the installation process for macOS.
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Build Process
- Renamed the compilation target from
make servertomake llama-server. - Updated file paths in the installation script to ensure correct references.
- Renamed the compilation target from
Walkthrough
The recent updates enhance the installation process for the GLaDOS project on macOS. Key improvements include clearer installation instructions in the README.md, the addition of ccache to optimize compilation speed, and the renaming of the compilation target to llama-server. The repository URL has been updated to reflect a new source, and guidance for switching to the macOS branch has been clarified.
Changes
| File/Path | Change Summary |
|---|---|
install_mac.sh |
Added installation for ccache and espeak-ng; renamed target to llama-server; updated paths in sed command. |
submodules/whisper.cpp |
Updated submodule commit from 58210d6... to d207c68... |
README.md |
Updated repository URL and clarified installation steps, including branch switching |
Poem
In the land of code where whispers flow,
ccacheis here to speed the show.
A llama server, proud and new,
Compiles faster, just for you.
Whispers updated, fresh as spring,
CodeRabbit cheers, let us sing! 🎉🐰
[!TIP]
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Files that changed from the base of the PR and between e683ad72f6d87e00da9801871cf15c4c98f986af and a07ce9a5989e5fae584c21615aa49bd24f5423d7.
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- install_mac.sh (3 hunks)
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install_mac.sh
[warning] 19-19: Use 'cd ... || exit' or 'cd ... || return' in case cd fails.
(SC2164)
[warning] 31-31: In POSIX sh, 'source' in place of '.' is undefined.
(SC3046)
Additional comments not posted (4)
install_mac.sh (4)
19-19: Add error handling for directory change.As suggested in the previous review, it's crucial to handle potential failures when changing directories to ensure subsequent commands run in the intended directory.
- cd $SCRIPT_DIR/ + cd $SCRIPT_DIR/ || exitTools
Shellcheck
[warning] 19-19: Use 'cd ... || exit' or 'cd ... || return' in case cd fails.
(SC2164)
31-31: Replacesourcewith.for better POSIX compatibility.As suggested in the previous review, using
.instead ofsourceensures compatibility across different shells that adhere strictly to POSIX standards.- source venv/bin/activate + . venv/bin/activateTools
Shellcheck
[warning] 31-31: In POSIX sh, 'source' in place of '.' is undefined.
(SC3046)
49-49: LGTM!The change in the compilation command from
make servertomake llama-serveris approved.
60-60: LGTM!The update to the path for the
ggml-common.hfile in thesedcommand is approved. This change ensures that the script correctly references the required header file based on the new directory structure.
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I am merging from the macOS branch of this so it has the windows install and start and requirements_cuda files removed, if merging removes those files from your main branch, then maybe just take the install_mac file
Sorry about the big delay in reviewing this pull request. I gave priority to working on GLaDOS's LLM to make her more intelligent (made 1st spot on the Open LLM Leaderboard with her new 'brain'.
I will be leaving today for an overseas holiday, I can review this when I'm back next month.
Should be fixed now!