Sergio Izquierdo
Sergio Izquierdo
Mmmmm... I see. Then I proceed to close this. Thanks!
@ivanallen @ljn917 Sorry for not attending this PR before. Regarding ``std::span`` sounds like a good idea, but what about not c++20 compilers? For the ``res_tensor`` thing, I also think using...
The objective of this PR is to avoid copying the data when retrieving the data with get_data. But, isn't #202 a simpler way of achieving this, and thus avoiding also...
Yes, that's also my impression. Perhaps for the moment I will include this with a precompiler directive when the C++20 is enabled. And I won't include the span implementation.
Hi @Dazzid How did you install the library? I have to update the docs, because since one of the latest PR, now the library is installed with CMake. You can...
So, the error is produced when you do the `make -j8`? What else is said in the error message?
But, doesn't it says what is the symbol that it's not found?
I see. What version of TF C API are you using?
I don't know. I only have linux and `cpu-linux-x86_64-2.8.0` works fine in my computer. I think is some issue with the MacOS compiler. Have you checked [this](https://stackoverflow.com/questions/65798262/building-for-macos-x86-64-but-attempting-to-link-with-file-built-for-macos-arm64)?
Yes, as @ljn917 commented, it looks like a linking problem. Which TensorFlow C package are you using? and, how are you compiling and linking your code?