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Add precompiled files for windows x64 and python script instead of bash script.

Open Black-Engineer opened this issue 1 year ago • 5 comments

Precompiled files for windows x64 via Cmake.

Black-Engineer avatar Mar 16 '23 06:03 Black-Engineer

Please, do not distribute executable binaries in repository.

miolini avatar Mar 16 '23 06:03 miolini

binaries should be in Releases, not repo.

LostRuins avatar Mar 16 '23 07:03 LostRuins

Perhaps we could expose the artifacts generated in the CI pipeline.

And eventually make a version of the project to which the releases would be related to the binaries.

bernatvadell avatar Mar 16 '23 12:03 bernatvadell

It should be built only my core maintainers. Not by fresh github account with shady name.

miolini avatar Mar 16 '23 16:03 miolini

Screenshot 2023-03-16 at 9 43 57 AM

miolini avatar Mar 16 '23 16:03 miolini

Why doesn't the Github Actions workflow build file publish the build result files as github artifacts? That'd allow downloading the build result of every action run.

leumasme avatar Mar 16 '23 18:03 leumasme

Not by fresh github account with shady name.

Lol, why you are so rude? Yes Im new here, but that is not concern to blame me...I simply dont know how to do it right. You can tell me in normal words without agresion.

HCBlackFox avatar Mar 16 '23 20:03 HCBlackFox

Haven't had time to put do this right (i.e. make a PR and have the workflow create a release with multiple artifacts), but if someone just wants the Windows binaries, here I have them being built with GH actions with a minimal fork: https://github.com/Hades32/llama.cpp/actions/runs/4441656002

Hades32 avatar Mar 16 '23 21:03 Hades32

In any case, this project has basically zero dependencies. Just clone this repo and type make and you'll have your binaries in under 10 seconds.

LostRuins avatar Mar 17 '23 03:03 LostRuins

Closing since we don't want to have unreproducible executables committed in the git.

prusnak avatar Mar 18 '23 21:03 prusnak