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Implement openAI endpoint invoker for nuget #15797
Implement openAI endpoint invoker for nuget #15797
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All the C style callbacks should not throw exceptions, since C could not handle C++ exceptions. So all such callbacks need be marked as nothrow.
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if c++ exceptions throw from the callback, wouldn't ort be the catcher?
For sure it's none of curl's business.
Another thing, suppose exception for some reason indeed occurred in write-callback, wouldn't it be mostly appropriate to throw it to the upper logic since the response is totally busted?
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sdnow returns CURLE_WRITE_ERROR on exception.
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You may change it to a std::unique_ptr. See https://stackoverflow.com/questions/27440953/stdunique-ptr-for-c-functions-that-need-free for an example. Instead of using std::free to free the memory, in your case you need to use
curl_easy_cleanup
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That's fine but we got to call curl_easy_cleanup whatsoever in destructor.
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We see std::unique_ptr is safer than raw pointers, which means your current code is not wrong, but using std::unique_ptr could make the code easier to read and verify. Just a suggestion. You don't have to take it.
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Done.
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Can we just emplace_back
output_tensor
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Done.