Adding the following cache variable in the CMakePresets.json to enforce modern policies automatically
This ensures all developers can run cmake --preset windows without hitting legacy compatibility or deprecation issues.
This change adds a basic C API that allows access to Gemma functionality from other programming languages. The functionality is exposed via a shared library (DLL on Windows), with C++ interfaces and a basic C# interop wrapper included.
To build the DLL, use the `windows-dll` preset, which includes the C and C++ sources as follows:
```
cmake --preset windows-dll
cmake --build --config Release --preset windows-dll -j 4
```
This should generate a `gemma.dll` in `<build-dir>/Release`.
To build for non-Windows, the appropriate C++ DLL linking will need to be done to generate a shared library for the target OS.
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19694e1f2e by Silvio Traversaro <silvio@traversaro.it>:
Do not pass explicitly -O2 flag to compiler in Release build
COPYBARA_INTEGRATE_REVIEW=https://github.com/google/gemma.cpp/pull/3 from traversaro:patch-1 19694e1f2e
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Using a `CMakePresets.json` file makes it much easier to manage
several alternate build configurations, such as the "ClangCL"
build for Windows. This also makes it easier for tools like
VSCode to run CMake-based builds.
Hitesh K V
The gemma.cpp Authors
Dan Zheng
Silvio Traversaro
David Coles