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> After some research, I realized that I was wrong: I don't need Tensorflow Lite C API but Tensorflow Lite For Microcontroller (TFLM) '-_-. That makes sense, I guess. > Without adding the basic TFLM library, I wanted to build to check. I got no error but a worrying warning > "/lib/libtensorflow-microlite.a does not exist" Is there any such library, i.e. *.a file ? Or are you suppsed to build it yourself ? I would check the readme files and documentations. > If I add the basic lib : > #include "t…
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> can I convert *.dll to *.a ? I would think, probably not. The DLL (shared lib) is build for a specific platform that supports this libraries (*.dll/*.so). Even if based on ARM, it surely requires an A processor (Cortex A). AFAIK Nordic nRF5 is Cortex M, so it fails already for the missing ARM instruction support (Cortex M is Thumb/Thumb II only). And if you mean that : en.wikipedia.org/wiki/TensorFlow It says : Platform* Linux, macOS, Windows, Android, JavaScript[3] Which means, the library wi…
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Quote from scp_011997: “First, I integrated it in my project (in C language with all nordic library) by adding the paths of the library in "preprocessor". ” That's not enough. I suppose you require this preprocessor setting for the API header(s). But you will also need to add the actual library (usually *.a) to the linker settings. Usually here: forum.segger.com/index.php/Att…54cbb4cf3d11f06c5b91e5aa3 Not sure if this library comes with precompiled libs/binaries. If not, you need to add is as a …
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> ... I would like to integrate it into my project with a Nordic nrf5 board. It would be really new to me that the mentioned target platform supports shared libraries a.k.a. DLLs. That would require a MMU and a respective OS that can run multiple applications simultaneously. In a Cortex M context, libraries for the target system are merely collections of code (functions) and associated data.
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Import and export of ZIP archives is a feature MCUXpresso has (the NXP toolchain). I only don't like Eclipse in general, nor having a separate toolchain for each vendor. Playing mostly with STM32 and LPC MCUs, SES seems the best option for me. Quote: “Not possible due to different toolchains.[\quote] I did not know that. Crossworks uses GCC as well, I assumed they were the same. I'm still having a private licence for older V2.x and V3.x Crossworks toolchains. Getting a licence for latest version…
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> However this is not a functional bug so can't name a fixed time schedule. I agree. It is definitely not a "dealbreaker", not even really annoying. But perhaps helpful to improve quality. The IDE is otherwise quite stable and fast. Being often "pestered" with Eclipse IDEs in my dayjob, I really appreciate the GUI and it's approach. And to add another point here, I would find the following features useful. 1. export/import of projects as archive, e.g. ZIP 2. compatibility with crossworks package…
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minor GUI bug: Project Explorer column element overlap in 'Dark' mode When setting the GUI to dark mode (Tools / Options / Environment / User Interface / Theme), column elements in the Project Explorer overlap each other. The effect does not happen in "Light" mode. A screenshot of such an overlap is attached. In this case, it is especially the "modified options" label that extends into neighbouring columns. Observed under Windows 10.
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Hello, I'm having a question to the Embedded Studio installation and update mechanism. I had installed ES (for ARM) V6.22a some while ago, and it worked fine. A few days ago, I follwed the suggestion to update to V7.10, which works fine, too. I could immediately continue with my projects with the new version. Now, since I don't need two versions of the same IDE, I wanted to install Version 6.22 - under Window$, by the way. And here is my question: The version V6.22a has a registered installation…