ggml : always check bounds on get_rows operations #9354
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The server test is failing in the embedding test due to an overflow in the positions embedding. I imagine this is because it is trying to evaluate a sequence longer than the maximum sequence length of the model, but I don't know enough about the way embedding models are implemented. |
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Since this seems to be a fairly common problem, promote the bounds checking
asserttoGGML_ASSERTinget_rowsoperations so that these errors can be detected in release builds as well. The performance hit should be negligible.