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[Refactor] Refactor llumlet to better adapt to different backend engines #4

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@s5u13b s5u13b commented Jul 23, 2024

Refactor Llumlet, move functions and data such as run_engine_loop, step, and free_request_states to the LLMEngineLlumnix. There is no longer any need to make assumptions about step returns and loop ways of the backend engine.

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It seems that we don't need BackendVLLM anymore, LLMEngineLlumnix implements all of its functions.

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LGTM

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LGTM, We can remove BackendVLLM later.

@s5u13b s5u13b changed the title [Refactor] Refactor llumlet to adapt to different backend engines [Refactor] Refactor llumlet to better adapt to different backend engines Jul 26, 2024
@s5u13b s5u13b merged commit 986a617 into main Jul 26, 2024
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@s5u13b s5u13b deleted the llumlet-refactor branch July 26, 2024 08:53
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