Add nanollama.c — a dependency-free LLM inference engine in C - #1896
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Adding nanollama.c to the Artificial Intelligence section (alphabetically under N, after MXNet).
It's a complete LLM inference engine in ~1,400 lines of dependency-free C: transformer forward pass with KV cache, BPE tokenizer, temperature/top-k/top-p sampling, a hand-rolled thread pool (no OpenMP), and grouped int8 quantization. MIT-licensed, CI builds and smoke-tests text generation on Linux, macOS, and Windows.
Happy to adjust the description or placement per your format.