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…he `LLamaSamplerNative*`, not the `GCHandle` value). - Properly typed as much of it as possible (using delegate pointers) - Replaced pointers with `ref` where possible, making much of the API safe - Created an example for custom sampling (removed test code from `DefaultSamplingPipeline`)
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…pler` - Improved documentation on `Apply` related to setting the `Sorted` flag
- Preallocating a block of memory to store the name, we can return a pointer to this - Fixed string marshalling back from C++
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Added support for custom sampler stages, written entirely in safe C#. These stages can be added to a sampler pipeline just like any other. See the example in
LLama.Examples\Examples\CustomSampler.csfor an example of a custom pipeline using a custom stage.The internals here are fairly complex, because we need to keep some manually managed memory (so we can have persistent pointers to it) and also make sure the GC doesn't collect things. The overall flow is as follows:
ICustomSamplerAddCustomCustomSamplerHandleis allocated, to own all of the various bits of memoryCustomSamplerHandleholds aGCHandlewhich keeps itself alive.CustomSamplerHandlealso allocates some memory to hold some native structures (_samplerNativePtrand_samplerNativeInterfacePtr) and passes pointers across to the native side.freeit will destroy theGCHandlekeeping itself alive, free the native memory, and finally callsICustomSampler.Free.