Software-update - Visual Studio Code 1.114.0
Versie 1.114.0 van Visual Studio Code uitgekomen. Deze opensource code-editor heeft ondersteuning voor IntelliSense, debugging, Git en codesnippets. Downloads zijn beschikbaar voor Windows, Linux en macOS. Ondersteuning voor de gangbare script- en programmeertalen is aanwezig en het kan daarnaast via extensies uitgebreid worden. Microsoft gebruikt tegenwoordig een nieuw uitgaveschema, waarbij het nu wekelijks stabiele versies uitbrengt. De changelog voor deze uitgave kan hieronder worden gevonden. Visual Studio Code 1.114
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ggml-webgpu: add vectorized flash attention ( #20709 ) naive vectorized version add vectorized flash attention update vec version remove unused path and shader remove unused helper functions add comments remove pad path ggml-webgpu: fix flash-attn vec nwg=1 path and tighten vec specialization change back to vec4 enable multi split enable vec path when: Q->ne[1] Q->ne[0] % 32 == 0 V->ne[0] % 4 == 0 K->type == f16 update flast_attn_vec_split.wgsl to reduce redundant workgroup barrier usage and use select enable vec path for q4 and q8 flash-attn vec nwg=1 fast path (skip tmp/reduce staging) use packed f16 K loads in flash-attn vec split use packed f16 K loads in flash-attn vec split on host side tune flash-attn vec f16 VEC_NE by head dim cleanup cleanup keep host side clean cleanup host side
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