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llama.cpp b11633 updates ggml-cpu thread buffer handling

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The llama.cpp project has released version b11633, which includes updates to its ggml-cpu component. These changes address how the SET_ROWS conversion buffer is handled across multiple threads, preventing threads from writing past the allocated buffer by ensuring SET_ROWS is executed with a single task and each thread uses its own conversion buffer. AI

IMPACT Minor update to a CPU inference library, improving thread safety and buffer management.

RANK_REASON This is a software update for a specific component of a project, not a new model release or significant industry event.

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llama.cpp b11633 updates ggml-cpu thread buffer handling

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  1. llama.cpp — Releases TIER_1 English(EN) · am17an ·

    b11633: ggml-cpu : size set_rows conversion buffer for all threads (#30454)

    <ul> <li>ggml-cpu : size set_rows conversion buffer for all threads</li> </ul> <p>SET_ROWS is planned with n_tasks = 1, but every thread runs it and uses its own row of the F16 -&gt; F32 conversion buffer, so threads &gt; 0 wrote past the work buffer when the graph had another mu…

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