C++ library to apply similarity measures and classifications on the results of audio analysis, including Python bindings. Together with Essentia it can be used to compute high-level descriptions of music.
I would like to cross-compile Gaia (compiling OS is Ubuntu 18.04) with MinGW (with the option --cross-compile-mingw32) for integrating into the MinGW Windows Version of Essentia for using the high-level feature extractor for the streaming_extractor_music.exe binary.
However, during compilation, the error #include does not exist error occurs when compiling src/yamlcpp.cpp.
Including this, many errors occur while compiling using MinGW.
Are there any documentation for compiling using MinGW for integrating to the Essentia Windows binary?
I would like to cross-compile Gaia (compiling OS is Ubuntu 18.04) with MinGW (with the option
--cross-compile-mingw32
) for integrating into the MinGW Windows Version of Essentia for using the high-level feature extractor for the streaming_extractor_music.exe binary.However, during compilation, the error #include does not exist error occurs when compiling src/yamlcpp.cpp.
Including this, many errors occur while compiling using MinGW.
Are there any documentation for compiling using MinGW for integrating to the Essentia Windows binary?
Thank you very much in advance.