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* feat(convert): Get language model conversion working for 4.1 vision

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* feat(convert): Skip multimodal tensors for GraniteMoeHybrid (vision 4.0)

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* fix: Disable vocab padding for non-hybrid models that use GraniteMoeHybrid

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* feat: Plumb python-side vision projector names and mappings

There are several awkward things here:

1. Most of these are essentially identical to the audio qformer tensors. On
the c++ side, that's mapped using the prefix, so the rest of the GGUF
name needs to align, but on the python side there's no prefix notion, so
they all get duplicated.
2. There are a couple of net-new tensors for vision, in particular
PROJ_NORM. In both speech and vision, the QF_PROJ_NORM is qualified as
belonging to the qformer portion, but the GGUF name is simply proj_norm
which conflicts with the ideal name for this new PROJ_NORM that is not
qualified as part of the qformer. To get around this, I used
"proj_layernorm" as the GGUF name.

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* feat: Add python side architecture name

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* feat: Add python-side plumbing for setting FEATURE_LAYERS hparam

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* feat: Add c++ side tensor naming defines

NOTE: Usage of these hasn't been updated to include prefix yet

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* feat(mtmd): Convert vision_feature_layer to an ordered vector

We need to preserve the ordering of these feature index values so that they
can be mapped to the sub-tensors within the stacked projectors.

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* feat(mtmd): Add architecture label plumbing

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* feat(wip): Add partial conversion for mmproj

This handles stacking the projector tensors and setting the new harams

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* feat: Add gguf_writer and constant support for new hparams and deepstack layer arr

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* feat: Full conversion for mmproj w/ tensor mappings

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* fix: Add lm_head skip for mmproj for 4.0

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* fix: De-alias text_config architecture in convert_lora_to_gguf.py

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* feat: Add --trust-remote-code arg to convert_lora_to_gguf.py

This defaults to False, but allows a user to enable it programmaticly
instead of using the interactive prompt.

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* fix: De-alias model.language_model. -> model. for lora adapters

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* fix: Extend language model tensor dealiasing in adapters

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* fix: Remove unnecessary registration for GraniteSpeech in language model

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* feat: Plumb through mm prefix formatting for qformer tensors

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* refactor: Refactor vision projector tensors to use predictor ID as the block

This is cleaner than stacking them. The modeling file hard-codes
single-layer qformers, so we can punt on the multiipule multi-layer
projectors problem.

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* feat: Add spatial offests array hparam conversion

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* feat: Add stub plumbing for granite vision in mtmd

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* feat: Add new hparam and tensor naming in clip-impl.h

New hparams:
- KEY_PROJ_SAMPLE_QUERY_SIDE
- KEY_PROJ_SAMPLE_WINDOW_SIDE
- KEY_PROJ_SPATIAL_OFFSETS

New tensors:
- TN_MULTI_PROJ_IMG_POS
- TN_MULTI_PROJ_QUERY
- TN_MULTI_PROJ_LAYERNORM
- TN_MULTI_PROJ_LINEAR
- TN_MULTI_PROJ_NORM

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* fix: Move deepstack_layer_arr to llm hparam instead of mmproj

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* fix: Remove IS_DEEPSTACK_LAYERS

This appears to have been added during Qwen3 VL
(https://github.com/ggml-org/llama.cpp/pull/16780), but it was never
actually used.

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* refactor: n_deepstack_layers -> deepstack_layer_arr

The old logic hard coded a correspondence between the first N layers of the
LLM and the 1->N entries in the input embeddings. Now, that relationship is
maintained at loading time if the GGUF value is single-valued. If it is
multi-valued, it loads directly allowing for deepstack layers to be spaced
out throughout the model.

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* fix: Use try/catch for single/multi valued deepstack info

The alternative would be to use get_key_or_arr, but then the single value
would be populated through the entire array and we'd need to detect that
and update it with the right correspondence.

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* feat: Add deepstack injection point for granite LLM

The use of ggml_add here assumes that the elements of inp_embd will be pre-
arranged to be the full embedding length with only the vision-mask'ed
portions non-zero from the projector. This matches how Qwen3VL does it.

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* fix: add missing vision attn layernorm eps

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* refactor: Hoist qformer tensors into qf_block and hold a vector for multi-proj

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* fix: Fix missing prefix template for TN_QF_PROJ_LINEAR

It's not strictly necessary since vision uses the blockwise version, but it
makes the loading consistent.

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* fix: Add embedding scale and image grid pinpoints hparams in conversion

Also remove dead parsing for self._deepstack_layer_arr

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* feat: Add mtmd KEY_ section for hparams shared with the LLM

In this case, we need the EMBEDDING_SCALE so we can unscale the image
embeddings to compensate for applying embedding scale to the input
embeddings

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* feat: Implement c++ hparam parsing

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* fix: Flatten pinpoints in conversion

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* fix: Add missing break

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* fix: No reason to have modality prefix for img_pos

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* feat: Add tensor loading

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* fix(convert): Fix confusion between proj.norm and proj.qformer.layernorm

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* fix: Use the right portion of speech for tensor loading!

Also plumb through the layernorm -> post_norm naming change

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* feat: Add logging of deepstack_layers_arr if set

I also changed the print_f output type to int32_t to avoid printing
overflow values for -1. This could cause overflows on the other side, but
I can't imagine a value for any of the current array hparams that would
trigger that.

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* fix: Make sure input embeddings are cont before f_embedding_scale

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* feat: Add init and mmproj_embd cases for g4v

The n_mmproj_embd is 1+ to make space for the text embedding and all 8
projectors

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* fix: Invert (h, w) -> (w, h) pinpoints

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* fix: Reorder projectors based on llm index and skip the first injection

The multi-projector stack has a strange asymmetry based on how it's
currently implemented for qwen3vl: on the mmproj side, it's all N
projectors, but the output of the "first" (by inp_embd index) projector is
automatically consumed as if it were a standard single-projector mmproj,
so the deepstack portion needs to only contain the 1-N entries.

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* fix: Fix mmproj hparams in conversion

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* fix: Fix ordering/logic for deepstack injection in granite

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* fix: Fix preprocessing config to match what the model needs

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* wip: Partial port of Eli's implementation

This is still pretty broken, but it's getting closer. It now happily
generates tokens, but the values are quite incorrect still. I suspect it's
caused by the mapping of projectors from safetensors to their respective
orders here.

Also, this implementation breaks encapsulation pretty badly in mtmd_encode.
This will need a big refactor to put the G4V-specific encoding logic
somewhere more appropriate.

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* fix: Fix the pre-scaling on the input embeddings to correctly invert the scale

We've got tokens! They still don't line up quite right, so something's a
little off, but we're getting much closer now.

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* feat: invert embedding multiplier -> base_scale at load

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* fix: Fix setting image_resize_pad after new enum introduced

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* fix: Add G4V to mmproj mapping in conversion

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* fix: Re-add padding disable for non-hybrid hybrid models

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* refactor: Simplify G4V n_tokens computation

This is slightly more efficient and flexible for when we implement the
unpad cropping. IMO, it's also clearer that it is adding the number of
image_newline tokens (embeddings) to the grid, rather than recomputing the
entire count.

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* feat: Add new clip APIs for post-tile-encoding assembly

Granite 4 Vision uses llava-next style pack-and-unpad which requires
injecting the learned newline after each row of the tile grid. A row here
is a single row of the grid which is composed of (grid_x * cols_per_tile) *
(grid_y * rows_per_tile), so the result is newlines injected in between
individual tile rows, thus not something that can be handled with the
standard llava-uhd block-wise endcoding.

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* feat: Add model interfaces for granite 4 vision assembler

I'm on the fence about the best organization of this. These free functions
allow the per-architecture logic in clip.cpp to access the model-specific
graph building, but they still require a fair bit of model-specific logic
in clip.cpp which is not ideal.

I think a better approach may be to replicate what is done with the
graph builders themselves (and possibly even make the assembler part of the
model's existing graph builder).

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* refactor: Remove all g4v-specific branching from mtmd.cpp in favor of clip assembler

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* refactor(mtmd): Consolidate assembler logic into clip_assembler class family

Just like `clip_graph` is the base class for building the model-specific
encoder graphs, `clip_assembler` will be the base class for building the
model-specific assembler graphs. This allows the assembly pattern to follow
how the encoder pattern is implemented where the model-specific logic lives
in a subclass co-located with the encoder graph builder that gets
constructed by a simple factory method.

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* style: Comment improvement

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* refactor: granite_vision -> granite4_vision

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* fix: Remove dead codepath for Qwen3VL add_vision_is_deepstack

These pieces were never used on the c++ side (removed there in an earlier
commit), so this is just cleanup that I missed before.

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* fix: Oops! I did not mean to commit one of my prompt files

But now it's too far back in history to effectively rebase out, even with
interactive and --rebase-merges :(

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* fix: Add missing <algorithm> include for std::find

It seems that this was already pulled in on some platforms, but not on
others

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* fix: Fix Flake8 warnings in granite conversion module

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* refactor: Remove clip_assembler in favor of clip_image_f32.append_token

Per conversation in the PR, the clip_assembler pattern was too invasive.
This is a compromise that limits model-specific blocks to add_media where
each preprocessed tile is annotated with an injection type, after which all
the token counting logic is generic and the newline injection itself is
handled in the graph based on the value for the given tile image.

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* refactor(convert): Split n_deepstack_layers and deepstack_layers (array)

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* refactor(src): Handle n_deepstack_layers and deepstack_layers GGUF keys

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* fix: Fix GGUF key for deepstack_layers_arr

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* refactor: Remove pre-scaling embeddings and skip scaling for raw embd inputs

This follows how gemma3 and gemma4 handle embedding scaling by skipping the
multiplier for raw input embeddings.

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* refactor: deepstack_layers(_arr) -> deepstack_mapping(_arr)

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* refactor: Fully revert changes to n_deepstack_layers and qwen3vl*

Since we're going to keep the GGUF KVs separate, it makes sense to just
keep the hparams separate too to limit the scope of this branch. The down
side is that n_deepstack_layers and deepstack_mapping_arr are potentially
conflicting.

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* fix: Revert removal of "is_deepstack_layers" GGUF KV

This KV is not used at all on the c++ side, so it's fully dead, but there's
also no need to conflate this cleanup with the addition of G4V.

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* fix: Remove unnecessary ggml_cont and build_forward_expand in cbx

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* style: Clean up comments

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* fix: Tighter and more flexible code for g4v_build_block

This could be refactored to look a lot more like granite-speech, but the
overall block constructs before/after the qformer are pretty different, so
for now I'm going to leave it as is and just tighten a bit.

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* fix: Remove unnecessary `unordered_set` include

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* fix: Add architecture guard on deepstack_mapping_arr printout

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* fix: Remove unnecessary AI-gen comment

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* fix: Always initialize deepstack_mapping_arr with -1 values

This was causing `test-llama-archs` to fail, likely due to trying to save
the uninitialized values, then re-loading them. It's safer to always
initialize so that other models don't forget and end up with undefined
behavior.

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* style: Remove TODO about block/vs non-block tensor mapping

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* refactor: Move is_vision_feature_layer logic into clip_hparams

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* refactor: Use a bool for append_token

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* style: Remove unnecessary comment

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* fix: Remove unused get_model api

yikes!

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* refactor: Rearrange helpers for g4v to be private members and use build_attn

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* fix: Fix off-by-one in vision layer index

This was inherited from the Claude Code implementation that pushed the
negative index inversion down into the model file.

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* fix: Fix norm/post_norm mixup in conversion

face. palm. :(

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* style: More descriptive tensor names

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* fix: Apply PR cleanup for new conversion changes

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* fix(convert): Remove duplicate V_ENC_EMBD_IMGNL

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* refactor: append_token -> add_newline

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* style: Comment cleanup

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* feat: Cleaner error handling/checking

NOTE: format_string is not available in granite.cpp (and including
clip-impl.h to get it doesn't compile, so I think it violates the intended
encapsulation), so std::stringstream is the simplest answer.

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#pragma once
#include "llama.h"
#include <array>
#include <cassert>
// bump if necessary
#define LLAMA_MAX_LAYERS 512
#define LLAMA_MAX_EXPERTS 512 // Qwen3 Next
enum llama_expert_gating_func_type {
LLAMA_EXPERT_GATING_FUNC_TYPE_NONE = 0,
LLAMA_EXPERT_GATING_FUNC_TYPE_SOFTMAX = 1,
LLAMA_EXPERT_GATING_FUNC_TYPE_SIGMOID = 2,
LLAMA_EXPERT_GATING_FUNC_TYPE_SOFTMAX_WEIGHT = 3, // applied to the router weights instead of the logits
};
enum llama_swa_type {
LLAMA_SWA_TYPE_NONE = 0,
LLAMA_SWA_TYPE_STANDARD = 1,
LLAMA_SWA_TYPE_CHUNKED = 2,
LLAMA_SWA_TYPE_SYMMETRIC = 3,
};
// forward declaration; full definition in llama-graph.h
enum llm_ffn_op_type : int;
struct llama_hparams_posnet {
uint32_t n_embd;
uint32_t n_layer;
};
struct llama_hparams_convnext {
uint32_t n_embd;
uint32_t n_layer;
};
struct llama_hparams {
// note: use the `_impl` suffix to avoid name conflict between members and getters
// for example: n_embd_out() vs n_embd_out_impl
bool vocab_only;
bool no_alloc;
bool rope_finetuned;
bool use_par_res;
bool swin_norm;
uint32_t n_ctx_train; // context size the model was trained on
uint32_t n_embd;
uint32_t n_layer_all;
uint32_t n_layer_nextn = 0;
uint32_t n_expert = 0;
uint32_t n_expert_used = 0;
uint32_t n_rel_attn_bkts = 0;
// TODO: this needs to be reworked
int32_t n_layer_kv_from_start = -1; // if non-negative, the first n_layer_kv_from_start layers have KV cache
// different head size for full_attention and SWA layers
uint32_t n_embd_head_k_full; // dimension of keys (d_k). d_q is assumed to be the same, but there are n_head q heads, and only n_head_kv k-v heads
uint32_t n_embd_head_v_full; // dimension of values (d_v) aka n_embd_head
uint32_t n_embd_head_k_swa;
uint32_t n_embd_head_v_swa;
// different RoPE dimensions for full_attention and SWA layers
uint32_t n_rot_full;
uint32_t n_rot_swa;
// note: deepseek2 using MLA converts into MQA with larger heads, then decompresses to MHA
uint32_t n_embd_head_k_mla_impl = 0;
uint32_t n_embd_head_v_mla_impl = 0;
// for WavTokenizer
struct llama_hparams_posnet posnet;
struct llama_hparams_convnext convnext;
uint32_t n_shortconv_l_cache = 0;
std::array<uint32_t, LLAMA_MAX_LAYERS> n_head_arr;
std::array<uint32_t, LLAMA_MAX_LAYERS> n_head_kv_arr;
std::array<uint32_t, LLAMA_MAX_LAYERS> n_ff_arr;
uint32_t n_layer_dense_lead = 0;
uint32_t n_lora_q = 0;
uint32_t n_lora_kv = 0;
uint32_t n_ff_exp = 0;
uint32_t n_ff_shexp = 0;
uint32_t n_ff_chexp = 0;
uint32_t n_expert_shared = 0;
uint32_t n_norm_groups = 0;
uint32_t n_expert_groups = 0;
uint32_t n_group_used = 0;
uint32_t n_group_experts = 0;
float expert_group_scale = 0.05f;
float expert_weights_scale = 0.0f;
bool expert_weights_norm = false;
uint32_t expert_gating_func = LLAMA_EXPERT_GATING_FUNC_TYPE_NONE;
uint32_t moe_every_n_layers = 0;
uint32_t moe_latent_size = 0;
float f_norm_eps;
float f_norm_rms_eps;
float f_norm_group_eps;
float f_attn_logit_softcapping = 50.0f;
float f_router_logit_softcapping = 30.0f;
float f_final_logit_softcapping = 30.0f;
// for RWKV
uint32_t rescale_every_n_layers = 0;
uint32_t time_mix_extra_dim = 0;
uint32_t time_decay_extra_dim = 0;
uint32_t wkv_head_size = 0;
uint32_t token_shift_count = 2;
uint32_t n_lora_decay = 0;
uint32_t n_lora_iclr = 0;
uint32_t n_lora_value_res_mix = 0;
uint32_t n_lora_gate = 0;
float rope_attn_factor = 1.0f;
float rope_freq_base_train;
float rope_freq_base_train_swa = 10000.0f;
float rope_freq_scale_train;
float rope_freq_scale_train_swa = 1.0f;
float rope_scaling_alpha = 0.0f; // NTK-aware alpha for XDRoPE
uint32_t n_ctx_orig_yarn;
float rope_yarn_log_mul = 0.0f;
float yarn_ext_factor = -1.0f;
float yarn_attn_factor = 1.0f;
float yarn_beta_fast = 32.0f;
float yarn_beta_slow = 1.0f;
std::array<int, 4> rope_sections;
// Sliding Window Attention (SWA)
llama_swa_type swa_type = LLAMA_SWA_TYPE_NONE;
// the size of the sliding window (0 - no SWA)
uint32_t n_swa = 0;
// if is_swa_impl[il] == 1, then layer il is SWA
// if is_swa_impl[il] == 0, then layer il is dense (i.e. non-SWA)
// by default, all layers are dense
// note: using uint32_t type for compatibility reason
std::array<uint32_t, LLAMA_MAX_LAYERS> is_swa_impl;
// for hybrid state space models
std::array<uint32_t, LLAMA_MAX_LAYERS> is_recr_impl;
// for State Space Models
uint32_t ssm_d_conv = 0;
uint32_t ssm_d_inner = 0;
uint32_t ssm_d_state = 0;
uint32_t ssm_dt_rank = 0;
uint32_t ssm_n_group = 0;
// for Kimi Linear KDA
uint32_t n_embd_head_kda = 0;
bool ssm_dt_b_c_rms = false;
float f_clamp_kqv = 0.0f;
float f_max_alibi_bias = 0.0f;
float f_logit_scale = 0.0f;
// Additional scale factors (Granite/Granite MoE)
float f_residual_scale = 0.0f;
float f_embedding_scale = 0.0f;
float f_attention_scale = 0.0f;
// grok-2
float f_attn_out_scale = 0.0f;
uint32_t attn_temp_length = 0;
float f_attn_value_scale = 0.0f;
bool causal_attn = true;
bool use_alibi = false;
bool attn_soft_cap = false;
bool use_kq_norm = false;
// for Classifiers
uint32_t n_cls_out = 1;
// output embedding dimension (0 = use n_embd)
uint32_t n_embd_out_impl = 0;
// llama4 smallthinker
uint32_t n_moe_layer_step = 0;
uint32_t n_no_rope_layer_step = 4;
uint32_t n_attn_temp_floor_scale = 0;
float f_attn_temp_scale = 0.0f;
float f_attn_temp_offset = 0.0f; // offset position index
// gemma3n altup
uint32_t n_altup = 4; // altup_num_inputs
uint32_t i_altup_act = 0; // altup_active_idx
uint32_t laurel_rank = 64;
uint32_t n_embd_altup = 256;
// needed for sentence-transformers dense layers
uint32_t dense_2_feat_in = 0; // in_features of the 2_Dense
uint32_t dense_2_feat_out = 0; // out_features of the 2_Dense
uint32_t dense_3_feat_in = 0; // in_features of the 3_Dense
uint32_t dense_3_feat_out = 0; // out_features of the 3_Dense
// xIELU
std::array<float, LLAMA_MAX_LAYERS> xielu_alpha_n;
std::array<float, LLAMA_MAX_LAYERS> xielu_alpha_p;
std::array<float, LLAMA_MAX_LAYERS> xielu_beta;
std::array<float, LLAMA_MAX_LAYERS> xielu_eps;
// DSA (deepseek sparse attention)
uint32_t indexer_n_head = 0;
uint32_t indexer_head_size = 0;
uint32_t indexer_top_k = 0;
// qwen3vl deepstack
// When parsed from GGUF, this implies the first N layers consume the first
// N deepstack embeddings. Use deepstack_mapping_arr if you need a more
// complex mapping. If using deepstack_mapping_arr, also make sure to set
// n_deepstack_layers to the number of unique deepstack layers so that
// n_embd_imp is accurate (see granite.cpp).
uint32_t n_deepstack_layers = 0;
// deepstack layer array (Granite4 Vision)
// -1 => no deepstack
// >=0 => input embedding index for deepstack injection
std::array<int32_t, LLAMA_MAX_LAYERS> deepstack_mapping_arr;
// gemma4 per-layer embedding
uint32_t n_embd_per_layer = 0;
// needed by encoder-decoder models (e.g. T5, FLAN-T5)
// ref: https://github.com/ggml-org/llama.cpp/pull/8141
llama_token dec_start_token_id = LLAMA_TOKEN_NULL;
uint32_t dec_n_layer = 0;
enum llama_pooling_type pooling_type = LLAMA_POOLING_TYPE_NONE;
enum llama_rope_type rope_type = LLAMA_ROPE_TYPE_NONE;
enum llama_rope_scaling_type rope_scaling_type_train = LLAMA_ROPE_SCALING_TYPE_NONE;
// Resolved FFN gated activation flavor for archs that read
// `<arch>.hidden_activation` from the GGUF (e.g. ModernBert derivatives).
// Defaults to LLM_FFN_NONE (sentinel = 0); the mapping from the GGUF
// string to a real op is done at hparam-load time via
// llm_ffn_op_type_from_string() in llama-model.cpp, mirroring how
// rope_scaling_type_train is handled.
enum llm_ffn_op_type llm_ffn_op;
// Step35: optional per-layer clamps for (Swi)GLU
std::array<float, LLAMA_MAX_LAYERS> swiglu_clamp_exp; // clamping for expert FFN
std::array<float, LLAMA_MAX_LAYERS> swiglu_clamp_shexp; // shared expert
// this value n_pattern means that every nth layer is dense (i.e. non-SWA)
// dense_first means whether the pattern is start with a dense layer
// note that if n_pattern == 0, all layers are SWA
// if n_pattern == 1, all layers are dense
// example 1: n_pattern = 3, dense_first = false
// il == 0: swa
// il == 1: swa
// il == 2: dense
// il == 3: swa
// il == 4: swa
// il == 5: dense
// il == 6: swa
// etc ...
// example 2: n_pattern = 2, dense_first = true
// il == 0: dense
// il == 1: swa
// il == 2: dense
// il == 3: swa
// etc ...
void set_swa_pattern(uint32_t n_pattern, bool dense_first = false);
// return true if one of the layers is SWA
bool is_swa_any() const;
bool is_swa(uint32_t il) const;
void set_recr_pattern(uint32_t n_pattern, bool dense_first = false);
// whether or not the given layer is recurrent (for hybrid models)
bool is_recr(uint32_t il) const;
uint32_t n_head(uint32_t il = 0) const;
uint32_t n_head_kv(uint32_t il = 0) const;
uint32_t n_ff(uint32_t il = 0) const;
uint32_t n_gqa(uint32_t il = 0) const;
uint32_t n_rot(uint32_t il = 0) const;
// dimension of main + auxiliary input embeddings
uint32_t n_embd_inp() const;
// dimension of output embeddings
uint32_t n_embd_out() const;
// dimension of key/value embeddings for each head (per layer)
uint32_t n_embd_head_k(uint32_t il = 0) const;
uint32_t n_embd_head_v(uint32_t il = 0) const;
// dimension of key embeddings across all k-v heads
uint32_t n_embd_k_gqa(uint32_t il = 0) const;
// dimension of value embeddings across all k-v heads
uint32_t n_embd_v_gqa(uint32_t il = 0) const;
// true if any layer has a different n_embd_k_gqa/n_embd_v_gqa
bool is_n_embd_k_gqa_variable() const;
bool is_n_embd_v_gqa_variable() const;
// return the maximum n_embd_k_gqa/n_embd_v_gqa across all layers
uint32_t n_embd_k_gqa_max() const;
uint32_t n_embd_v_gqa_max() const;
// dimension of the rolling state embeddings
// corresponds to Mamba's conv_states size or RWKV's token_shift states size
uint32_t n_embd_r() const;
// dimension of the recurrent state embeddings
uint32_t n_embd_s() const;
uint32_t n_pos_per_embd() const;
// note: currently only support if either all or none of the layers are MLA
bool is_mla() const;
uint32_t n_embd_head_k_mla() const;
uint32_t n_embd_head_v_mla() const;
bool has_kv(uint32_t il) const;
// number of effective layers (excludes nextn layers)
uint32_t n_layer() const;
// note that this function uses different SWA parameters from those in the hparams
// note: inlined on purpose for performance reasons
// TODO: think of a better place for this function
// TODO: pack the SWA params in a struct?
static bool is_masked_swa(uint32_t n_swa, llama_swa_type swa_type, llama_pos p0, llama_pos p1) {
assert(p0 >= 0 && p1 >= 0);
switch (swa_type) {
case LLAMA_SWA_TYPE_NONE:
{
} break;
case LLAMA_SWA_TYPE_STANDARD:
{
if (p1 - p0 >= (int32_t) n_swa) {
return true;
}
} break;
case LLAMA_SWA_TYPE_CHUNKED:
{
const llama_pos pos_chunk_start = (p1 / n_swa) * n_swa;
if (p0 < pos_chunk_start) {
return true;
}
} break;
case LLAMA_SWA_TYPE_SYMMETRIC:
{
const int32_t half_n_swa = (int32_t) n_swa / 2;
const int32_t pos_diff = p1 - p0;
// Mask if outside the symmetric window
if (pos_diff < -half_n_swa || pos_diff > half_n_swa) {
return true;
}
} break;
}
return false;
}
bool use_mrope() const;
};
static_assert(std::is_trivially_copyable<llama_hparams>::value, "llama_hparams must be trivially copyable");