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Morning Edition · Saturday, November 14, 2026Published at 1:20 AM EST · New York
ggml and llama.cpp Ship Version 1.0.0 With Semantic Versioning and a Pruned Public C API
The release removes deprecated functions and the legacy DIAG_MASK ops, adds FP8 support and configurable YaRN truncation, and commits to a major version bump for any breaking change to the headers in ./include.
The ggml tensor library tagged v1.0.0 on November 13, alongside llama.cpp v1.0.0, the inference engine built on it. The project drops build-number versioning, which downstream maintainers said made it hard to track releases. Under the new p…
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