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[Info] We built a mobile interactive version using flutter and it runs super well on a simple Oneplus 7 with 8GB ram. #560

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ThibautLEAUX opened this issue Mar 27, 2023 · 1 comment

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@ThibautLEAUX
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ThibautLEAUX commented Mar 27, 2023

Have fun

Hi, it is not a real issue, but i want to share here that we made a running app with interactive mode on mobiles using your repo.
You can find our repo here : https://github.com/Bip-Rep/sherpa

Unfortunately it doesnt have your latest commit because there is an error during runtime but we made a fork here https://github.com/Bip-Rep/llama.cpp You need to be on the "for_mobile" branch to build the libraries. We are using an older working commit on this branch.

We translated the main functions of llama.cpp in dart.

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Hope this helps.

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anzz1 commented Mar 28, 2023

Looks really cool ! 👍
This definitely captures the essence of "inference on the edge", what this project is all about. 😄

This would be otherwise moved to a discussion but if there is a runtime error on the newer commits, well that definitely sounds like a issue. Could you elaborate on that?

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@gjmulder gjmulder converted this issue into discussion #568 Mar 28, 2023

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