Windel Bouwman

Allright, I will give it a shot!

Hi @oto313 , Glad somebody else tries to package depthai-core in yocto. I made some bitbake recipes for this, and faced a couple of issues. Step one for me was...

Below is my attempted bitbake recipe. Couple of notes: - the "fwp" resources required are downloaded using bitbake instead of cmake, this allows caching of these downloads from the artifactory...

Sure, this is my set of recipes. It would be nice to store these in some public repo. Another note is that many patches done here should be somehow included...

Another idea to simplify things, is to merge two repositories into this repository: - FP16 (https://github.com/luxonis/FP16) - Xlink (https://github.com/luxonis/XLink) If we copied those two repositories into this repository, maybe in...

These are the changes I made to be able to build sort-off offline, without hunter. The binary blobs are downloaded as part of my package recipe script, just like the...

As a follow up, I made a suggestion here, on how to include the FP16 library for example: https://github.com/luxonis/depthai-core/pull/492

> I'm generally against monorepoing ext dependencies. What's your reasoning here? I think there is a distinction to make here, there are bigger third party libraries, such as opencv and...

Thanks for the details of creating a debian package. I'm attempting to package depthai-core as an openembedded recipe, and am facing the same issues. It's good that hunter can be...

Issues I faced so far when packaging for bitbake/openembedded: - `HUNTER_INSTALL_PREFIX` is used in `CMakeLists.txt`, which results in the empty string when setting `HUNTER_ENABLED` to `OFF` (which I did since...