I'm using CLion with remote development set up to automatically push code the coral dev board (CDB). CLion also references the libraries on the CDB (instead of whatever libraries may or may not be installed on my desktop). It looks like you had tensorflow checked out in the project directory during development. I would like to remove that dependency and instead set it up so that CLion resolves tensorflow-lite and edgetpu objects in the provided static and shared libraries.
What would all instances of #include "tensorflow/lite/..." need to be replaced with to get CLion, or any other IDE, to reference and resolve tensorflow objects to lib/libtensorflow-lite_aarch64.a instead of a locally checked out tensorflow source directory?
(I realize that the makefile is already utilizing the static and shared libraries, but if the IDE can't resolve tensorflow objects without (a possibly different version of) tensorflow checked out locally, then that adds friction to development.)
I'm using CLion with remote development set up to automatically push code the coral dev board (CDB). CLion also references the libraries on the CDB (instead of whatever libraries may or may not be installed on my desktop). It looks like you had tensorflow checked out in the project directory during development. I would like to remove that dependency and instead set it up so that CLion resolves tensorflow-lite and edgetpu objects in the provided static and shared libraries.
What would all instances of
#include "tensorflow/lite/..."need to be replaced with to get CLion, or any other IDE, to reference and resolve tensorflow objects tolib/libtensorflow-lite_aarch64.ainstead of a locally checked out tensorflow source directory?(I realize that the makefile is already utilizing the static and shared libraries, but if the IDE can't resolve tensorflow objects without (a possibly different version of) tensorflow checked out locally, then that adds friction to development.)