Add Accelerate/BLAS when using Swift #765
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@j-f1 as the original author of the Package file curious for your thoughts :) |
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Co-authored-by: Jed Fox <git@jedfox.com>
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Done! Confirmed test passes with the change |
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Hey!
This repo and the community are amazing, props to the maintainers :)
I am playing around with the added Swift bindings for Mac/iOS and I noticed that BLAS didn't appear to be enabled at runtime with the default
Package.swiftfile even when I explicitly added theAccelerateframework on my target, looks like b/c some preprocessor directives weren't make their way to ggml.Before:
After: