Open irjkf129 opened 11 months ago
You understand correct - there is no convenient way to use them together 😛
I would recommend doing a multistage build and then using the rkmpp Debian image as a base image for your app, which will have Gstreamer and rkmpp libraries in-place:
FROM <base image> AS build
RUN ... compile your app ...
FROM milas/rkmpp-debian:bullseye
COPY --link --from=build /out/your-app /
CMD ["/your-app"]
For rknn, if you only need the C library, I would add rockchip/rknpu2
as a Git submodule and use rknn_api.h
& librknnrt.so
from it.
You can also do it all from it in Docker:
# syntax=docker/dockerfile:1
FROM scratch AS git-rknpu2
ADD https://github.com/rockchip-linux/rknpu2.git /
milas/rkmpp-debian:bullseye
COPY --link --from=git-rknpu2 /runtime/RK3588/Linux/librknn_api/aarch64/*.so /usr/local/lib/
RUN ldconfig
# header file for compilation
COPY --link --from=git-rknpu2 /runtime/RK3588/Linux/librknn_api/include/*.h /usr/local/include/
I hope that's helpful 😅
If you want to see a more complete example, take a look at https://github.com/milas/rkoxide/blob/main/crates/rknn-demo/Dockerfile
Hello!
I tried building on milas/rkmpp-debian:bullseye
and installing python3.8-dev on top of it, and it seemed to work.
I haven't tested with GStreamer yet, but rknn model works!
Perhaps there will be some problems.
Is it worth keeping up to date on progress, will it be useful to you?
Good afternoon I'm writing an application for real-time processing of car numbers, and for this I want to use rockchip-toolkit and rkmpp at the same time. But I don’t fully understand, is it possible to somehow take your two assemblies and combine them in order to use both rknn and rkmpp?