chore: update whisper.cpp submodule to v1.8.2, build for all cpu variants#145
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chore: update whisper.cpp submodule to v1.8.2, build for all cpu variants#145candrews wants to merge 2 commits intoabsadiki:mainfrom
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The best variant will be selected at run time resulting in better performance.
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Update whisper.cpp from 1.7.6 to 1.8.2: https://github.com/ggml-org/whisper.cpp/releases
There are a number of useful improvements in these releases, including some significant performance gains.
Disable 32 bit Windows because whisper.cpp doesn't currently build for it, see ggml-org/whisper.cpp#3543
The best variant will be selected at run time resulting in better performance.
This PR is an alternative to #144 - it offers the advantage of building for all cpu variants allowing the best one to be automatically selected at runtime resulting in improved performance. However, targeting 32 bit Windows must be disabled. I don't know if anyone uses or cares about 32 bit Windows, so that probably is not problematic.