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1. D lang bindings for rwkv.cpp with a ... D lang bindings for rwkv.cpp with a D native tokenizer.

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   The bind was written for [rwkv.cpp](https://github.com/RWKV/rwkv.cpp/tree/96ce1d9b3cb57b9fbec071602bd603a61757d74b) at commit hash `96ce1d9b3cb57b9fbec071602bd603a61757d74b` (2024-07-12)

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   You can generate `rwkv_vocab_tokens.json` by downloading [rwkv_vocab_v20230424.txt](https://huggingface.co/RWKV/v6-Finch-14B-HF/resolve/ad7133e8ef33a291da2447731f04ac49bc593a0d/rwkv_vocab_v20230424.txt) and running `vocab_txt_to_json.py`. If you don't want to deal with python, you can download and unpack [rwkv_vocab_tokens.json.xz](https://github.com/flashburns/bin/raw/8c27a19e01c2fa671d95a9cedb3332d44bd2647c/rwkv_vocab_tokens.json.xz)

2. A minimal triadicmemory example. A minimal triadicmemory example.

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   A minimal example of triadic memory, The original C is taken from [here](https://github.com/PeterOvermann/TriadicMemory/tree/a6f2f8ff790bfaeb07b07f2041b1165f8ef637b0/C) with minimal edits done to get it to compile.

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   To run this, download the 3 files and place them into the same directory. Then use `chmod +x test.d` to mark test.d as executable and then you can run it using the rdmd wrapper. If you don't want to use rdmd then just compile it doing something like `dmd test.d triadicmemory.c`

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   DMD version `v2.109.1` was used on linux, C was compiled via "ImportC" (D's built in C compiler).