Can I use Python library like huggingface transformer?
I wonder It is possible to use transformers library for ai engineering i. Mojo environment
Windows native SDK support
I read the Modular page, Mojo page, specifically the "Get started with Mojo" page, and the "Roadmap & sharp edges" page. I cannot find any details on this. I also checked the various channels on this server and searched the mojo-chat forum by OS, Windows, etc.....
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Approximately when (I realize no one has a crystal ball) does the dev team feel that the first (even available beta) Mojo SDK will be ready for Windows (not WSL2) native support.
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Why I am asking. We are currently planning to shift from Python3 to Crystal which now has Windows native support, i.e. not just WSL2, although it is still not Tier 1, but frankly the compiler and VS Code extension are working very nicely. Python3 is solid, but it is too slow (even with NumPy) and at least for now Python does not ship default with Windows so we want a native binary .exe to ship our apps that does not require the client to join the Python3/PIP ecosystem...for various IT gatekeeper, etc. reasons....
Compile time addition of numbers
I am trying to do compile time addition of numbers via generic types, e.g.
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from memory import stack_allocation
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unable to pass by value
i noticed i'm unable to pass variables by value, even primitives ,such as Int , are either borrowed or mutable refs "inout" or moved "owned"
is the mojo documentation permissable?
Is the Mojo documentation permissible? I'm the owner of Alignment Lab AI, and we're lucky to have a reputation for making very high-quality models. I've been working on a dataset since Llama code came out for a machine learning/agent model. I want to include some instructions involving Mojo to help get it adopted into the lexicon more quickly, but I wasn't sure if I could just take the documentation and convert them to instructions and training data as I have with other popular libraries
Error:cannot construct 'Array' from 'ListLiteral[Int, Int, Int, Int, Int]' value in 'var' initialize
I'm trying to create a Array[T: AnyType, N: Int] struct but encountered this error when trying to run it:
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from memory import stack_allocation
struct Array[T: AnyType, N: Int]:...
Import packaged mojopkg failed.
I packaged a hello world mojopkg but I failed to import it. Please help.
Is inout a equivalent system to pass a pointer to the function?
I was wondering if inout is a equivalent system to pass a pointer to the function?
Is it possible to install mojo on one of these subsystems or VanillaOS itself?
Question is in the title itself:
Is it possible to install mojo on one of these subsystems or VanillaOS itself?
I'd prefer the arch subsystem, but it's my understanding that vanillaos is already ubuntu based. Is there someone who already managed to install mojo somewhere on vanillaos?...
Will there be built in testing support like in Zig or Rust?
Something Rust makes very easy to set up is testing, and Zig makes this even easier by just having
test "name" { ... } declarations. The less friction there is for good practices like this the more people tend to do it.
Would something like this be considered for mojo at some point?...Intellicense not working in Vscode
Somehow I don't get auto-completion. Is there any way to fix it? For more Info, please tell me!
Support to novel CIM hardware
How to support to novel analog CIM （computing in memory） simulator. It would be too difficult is mojo will not be opensourced？ Any suggestions？
Will Mojo eventually be fully open source?
I am hesitant to use Mojo as I fear that the developers of the language will eventually put key features behind a paywall once the language becomes more popular. I did note that the corporation developing Mojo is VC-backed and for-profit, so it would make sense for something like this to eventually happen
Installation issue. Exception: Could not find libpython
I'm running Debian 11, with Python 3.11 currently.
I'm trying to install Mojo SDK.
I've installed Modular CLI fine.
When I run modular install mojo, all goes OK until:
Exception: Could not find libpython. Check your Python installation and ensure that $LD_LIBRARY_PATH......
Issue with installing on fedora 38
I seem to be getting an issue when installing in fedora, modular works fine but
modular install mojo doesn't finish and returns the following error:
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== stderr ==...
SDK installation issues
Currently using WSL with Ubuntu 22.04.2. Modular was successfully downloaded and after running the modular install mojo command it does install mojo. However just before completion it stops at a certain point TEST:
mojo --help... OK
TEST: mojo run --help... OK
TEST: mojo build test_mandelbrot.mojo... OK
TEST: mojo build test_python.mojo... OK
TEST: mojo demangle... OK...Network Module
I didn't see networking in the roadmap. Is there a plan to build a mojo core module to interface with networking? Or is the C/C++ interop the vision to enable distributed mojo computing?