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embedding: adjust
n_ubatch
value, print error on insufficientn_batch
value #6296embedding: adjust
n_ubatch
value, print error on insufficientn_batch
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Here you can use
%ld
instead of%lld
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applied & rolled back due to build failure.
IIRC, this is why I used
%lld
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We normally use
PRIu64 / PRId64
to print 64-bit integers. Alternatively, in this case just%d
and cast to(int)
is fine