pub struct ActiveSequence { /* private fields */ }Expand description
A sequence that is actively being built, with the ability to add tokens and commit to hashes TODO: reuse tokens
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Source§impl ActiveSequence
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impl ActiveSequence
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Sourcepub fn unique_blocks(&self) -> &Vec<UniqueBlock>
pub fn unique_blocks(&self) -> &Vec<UniqueBlock>
Get field unique_blocks from instance of ActiveSequence.
Sourcepub fn tokens(&self) -> &TokenBlockSequence
pub fn tokens(&self) -> &TokenBlockSequence
Get field tokens from instance of ActiveSequence.
Sourcepub fn block_size(&self) -> usize
pub fn block_size(&self) -> usize
Get field block_size from instance of ActiveSequence.
Sourcepub fn max_output_tokens(&self) -> usize
pub fn max_output_tokens(&self) -> usize
Get field max_output_tokens from instance of ActiveSequence.
Sourcepub fn generated_tokens(&self) -> usize
pub fn generated_tokens(&self) -> usize
Get field generated_tokens from instance of ActiveSequence.
Sourcepub fn already_generated_tokens(&self) -> usize
pub fn already_generated_tokens(&self) -> usize
Get field already_generated_tokens from instance of ActiveSequence.
Sourcepub fn num_input_tokens(&self) -> usize
pub fn num_input_tokens(&self) -> usize
Get field num_input_tokens from instance of ActiveSequence.
Sourcepub fn creation_signal(&self) -> &Option<MoveBlock>
pub fn creation_signal(&self) -> &Option<MoveBlock>
Get field creation_signal from instance of ActiveSequence.
Sourcepub fn enable_prefix_caching(&self) -> bool
pub fn enable_prefix_caching(&self) -> bool
Get field enable_prefix_caching from instance of ActiveSequence.
Source§impl ActiveSequence
impl ActiveSequence
Sourcepub fn new(
tokens: Vec<u32>,
max_output_tokens: usize,
block_size: Option<usize>,
enable_prefix_caching: bool,
) -> Self
pub fn new( tokens: Vec<u32>, max_output_tokens: usize, block_size: Option<usize>, enable_prefix_caching: bool, ) -> Self
Create a new ActiveSequence instance with the provided tokens
pub fn extra_tokens(&self) -> u32
pub fn len(&self) -> usize
pub fn is_empty(&self) -> bool
pub fn take_creation_signal(&mut self) -> Option<MoveBlock>
pub fn block_hashes(&self) -> Vec<u64>
Sourcepub fn new_with_signal(
tokens: Vec<u32>,
max_output_tokens: usize,
block_size: Option<usize>,
enable_prefix_caching: bool,
) -> (Self, Option<MoveBlock>)
pub fn new_with_signal( tokens: Vec<u32>, max_output_tokens: usize, block_size: Option<usize>, enable_prefix_caching: bool, ) -> (Self, Option<MoveBlock>)
Create a new ActiveSequence instance and return the creation signal
Sourcepub fn generate(&mut self) -> Vec<MoveBlock>
pub fn generate(&mut self) -> Vec<MoveBlock>
Generate a random token, push it to the sequence, and increment generation count.
This function:
- Generates a random token and adds it to the current sequence
- Acquires a new partial block if needed or promotes an existing partial block to a full block
- Returns appropriate signals for the KvManager to process
§Panics
Calling this function when max_output_tokens has already been reached will cause a panic.
Always check generated_tokens < max_output_tokens before calling this method.
Sourcepub fn free_signal(&self) -> Vec<MoveBlock>
pub fn free_signal(&self) -> Vec<MoveBlock>
Free all blocks, generating appropriate signals for each block type
Sourcepub fn reset_with_signal(&mut self) -> Vec<MoveBlock>
pub fn reset_with_signal(&mut self) -> Vec<MoveBlock>
Reset the sequence to its initial state and return the free signals from freeing current blocks
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impl Freeze for ActiveSequence
impl RefUnwindSafe for ActiveSequence
impl Send for ActiveSequence
impl Sync for ActiveSequence
impl Unpin for ActiveSequence
impl UnwindSafe for ActiveSequence
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