Adam Crume

From what I understand (which is limited, since I haven't used Windows in years, and someone else wrote the Windows linking code), what's going on in the current code is...

Note that even with dynamic linking, [it needs both the LIB and the DLL](https://www.reddit.com/r/rust/comments/5r4k90/embedresource_cargo_build_script_library_to/dd5g6bi/). We're not pointing to a specific file. We're giving the linker a library name (`tensorflow`, not...

I suspect this would be fixed by upgrading TensorFlow, so you may want to follow #302.

We don't have anything like that at the moment. You can just read your variables and save them to a file, though, and then later read them from the file...

Support for loading saved models was added in #68.

@jhseu, is there going to be C API for saving models to storage?

@bekker Would you be willing to add your code to the examples directory? This would be a great addition!

Unfortunately, there aren't C bindings for this. We'd need to rewrite the estimator API entirely in Rust. I'd like to support higher-level APIs in Rust, but there are lower-level pieces...

By all means, updating the Python to TF 2.5 is helpful and examples are always welcome!

Holding off on this for now. It's not clear if we need to expose this to users, and it doesn't look like it's used anywhere else in the C API...