Closed marianopeck closed 4 years ago
Hi, as I found no binary available, I had to manage myself. I finally took the time to write down everything I found during my attempt to get TensorFlow C library compiled for Raspberry Pi. In that tutorial, I point back to this issue in case you eventually start building shared libraries too. Best regards,
Hi @marianopeck I distribute only whl files, if u want library and headers, append //tensorflow/tools/lib_package:libtensorflow in bazel options.
Hi @lhelontra
OK, what a pity :(
If I fork the project and submit a PR with the necessary changes in rpi.conf
(almost a one-liner) as well as confirming it works, would you be willing to merge and distribute it?
Thanks!
Hi @lhelontra Could you share some of successfully built tensorflow c api packages for arm on github ?
Soon, i w'll publish tar file with wheel and c files.
Hi!
Did you ever consider to add support to not only build the Python wheel but also a shared library? As far as I understand, everything is exactly the same except the line:
//tensorflow/tools/pip_package:build_pip_package
which should be:
//tensorflow/tools/lib_package:libtensorflow
This would help us all other language bindings (Go, Rust, etc) to have the shared library available...which is currently anywhere and you have to compile everything from scratch.... I am not pretending for all the available configs in
configs
but at least the one you do publish a Python wheel: https://github.com/lhelontra/tensorflow-on-arm/releases/tag/v1.14.0Thoughts?