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MtmdLazyBitmap

Struct MtmdLazyBitmap 

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pub struct MtmdLazyBitmap { /* private fields */ }
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A bitmap whose contents are produced on demand, during tokenization.

An ordinary MtmdBitmap holds decoded pixels or samples from the moment it is built. This holds a callback instead, invoked with 0, 1, 2, … while the prompt is tokenized and expanding into however many chunks it yields. That matters for two cases:

  • a long video, where materialising every frame up front would not fit in memory;
  • media that may never be reached, because a stop sequence or a token budget cuts the prompt short first.

The callback must outlive tokenization, so this owns it alongside the bitmap and drops them in that order.

Wraps mtmd_bitmap_init_lazy.

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impl MtmdLazyBitmap

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pub fn new<F>(ctx: &MtmdContext, id: &str, callback: F) -> Result<Self>
where F: FnMut(usize) -> MtmdLazyChunk + 'static,

Build a lazy bitmap identified by id (conventionally a file hash).

callback is called with increasing chunk indices until it returns MtmdLazyChunk::End.

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Returns MtmdError::BitmapCreateFailed if llama.cpp returns null, or MtmdError::InvalidPath if id contains an interior NUL.

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pub fn as_bitmap(&self) -> &MtmdBitmap

Borrow this as an ordinary bitmap, for passing to MtmdContext::tokenize.

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impl Debug for MtmdLazyBitmap

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fn fmt(&self, f: &mut Formatter<'_>) -> Result

Formats the value using the given formatter. Read more

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