Can I build/get static library (.a files instead of .so files) of tensorflow C API? I need to include/link tensorflow c api in my C++ software xyz and then I build shared library xyz.so that will be sent to other party. The other party should be able to run xyz.so without installing/building tensorflow.
tensorflow C API static library
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I have gotten some things to work by compiling Tensorflow with the following bazel command:
And then linking together the object files with
libtool
for MacOS:Or
ar
for linux:I have not figured out all the details, but this does make at least version control and tensor allocation work.
EDIT:
In the end I opted for going with TFLite as it supports almost all TF operations and have
Cmake
support for building static libraries. For the full solution see this thread: Has anyone experience in building a static library for the Tensorflow C++ API?