After 3.5 years, llama.cpp finally calls itself 1.0

Georgi Gerganov released llama.cpp and ggml v1.0.0 on November 13th, putting the C/C++ inference libraries behind much of local AI on formal semantic versioning for the first time in the project's 3.5-year history. The release covers libllama and libggml, with breaking API and ABI changes now tied to major version numbers.

After 3.5 years, llama.cpp finally calls itself 1.0 Georgi Gerganov's libllama and libggml get formal semantic versioning on November 13th, with breaking API and ABI changes now tied to major releases. By Ryan Merket https://runtimewire.com/author/ryan-merket · Published · Updated Georgi Gerganov released llama.cpp and ggml v1.0.0 on November 13th, putting the C/C++ inference libraries behind much of local AI on formal semantic versioning for the first time in the project's 3.5-year history.…