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@leejet could I get this reviewed please? Same with the windows one too |
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+1 @leejet can you please help review this? |
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@leejet could you review this please? |
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I think this project needs at least one other code owner. |
…ases AMD is in the process of moving over to a brand new build system (TheRock). They have a preview release stream for it, and it includes some significant performance uplifts. To let people experiment with both stacks generate artifacts both for the stable (7.2.1) and preview (7.12) stacks. In both cases - ROCm must be installed first to use this artifact. It's intentionally not bundled because so many ISAs are included and the size of the artifact balloons to an untenable size.
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I've rebased the branch on latest master, and also updated to current ROCm versions (7.2.1 legacy release and 7.12 preview release). |
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The "failing checks" appear to be only relevant for containers at release. @leejet can you please review? |
At this point, it would be better for you to create a fork specifically for ROCm than to wait for the repository owner to get around to it. |
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Switch over ROCm builds to artifacts both for stable and preview releases
AMD is in the process of moving over to a brand new build system (TheRock). They have a preview release stream for it, and it includes some significant performance uplifts.
To let people experiment with both stacks generate artifacts both for the stable (7.2) and preview (7.11) stacks.
In both cases - ROCm must be installed first to use this artifact. It's intentionally not bundled because so many ISAs are included and the size of the artifact balloons to an untenable size.
The new artifacts are a much more reasonable ~145MB. And a user won't end up with multiple ROCm stacks on the machine now if they use other software like llama.cpp.