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voxl-tflite-server forward compatibility ?

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  • Philemon BennerP Offline
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    @Matt-Turi Ok good to know.

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      @Matt-Turi btw why is voxl-emulator architecture armv7l if we have aarch64 on actual voxl? Will this be a problem when compiling in emulator?

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        • Philemon BennerP Philemon Benner

          @Matt-Turi btw why is voxl-emulator architecture armv7l if we have aarch64 on actual voxl? Will this be a problem when compiling in emulator?

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          @Philemon-Benner Voxl is 64 bit and the OS is 64 bit. However, Qualcomm provides many of their packages for the device as 32 bit and, consequently, anything that has a dependency on these packages must also be 32 bit. That is why you can build 64 bit applications and have them run successfully on Voxl. It just means that that application had no 32 bit dependencies.

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            Okey thanks for explaining

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              @Matt-Turi
              I know it's not really related to the voxl but if include directorys in cmake like that:

              include_directories(/home/root/third_party/AWS/wrkspace/lib)
              

              the compiler should find the packages located in there or?

              [100%] Linking CXX executable Process
              /usr/lib/gcc-cross/aarch64-linux-gnu/7/../../../../aarch64-linux-gnu/bin/ld: cannot find -lDiscovery-cpp
              /usr/lib/gcc-cross/aarch64-linux-gnu/7/../../../../aarch64-linux-gnu/bin/ld: cannot find -lEventstreamRpc-cpp
              

              but the linked library is located there:

              voxl-cross:~(master)$ ls /home/root/third_party/AWS/wrkspace/lib | grep Discovery-cpp
              Discovery-cpp
              libDiscovery-cpp.a
              
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                Not totally sure what you're asking, but try looking into target_link_libraries in the cmake documentation

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                  @Matt-Turi Ok so i got it working with CXX17, it's working in voxl-emulator:

                  voxl-emulator:~$ file program
                  voxl-mission-logic: ELF 64-bit LSB executable, ARM aarch64, version 1 (GNU/Linux), statically linked, BuildID[sha1]=somekey , for GNU/Linux 5.4.0, not stripped
                  voxl-emulator:~$ ./program --arg someArg
                  [2022-03-22 12:23:14.804] [info] someText
                  [2022-03-22 12:23:14.807] [info] someText
                  [2022-03-22 12:23:15.279] [info] someText
                  

                  But on actual voxl it's not working:

                  voxl:/data$ ./program --arg someArg
                  FATAL: kernel too old
                  Aborted
                  

                  Kernel Versions in voxl-emulator and voxl_platform_3-3-0-0.5.0-a system image are actually different:
                  emulator kernel version: 5.13.0-35-generic
                  voxl kernel version: 3.18.71-perf
                  Shouldn't voxl emulator have the same kernel version as the voxl?
                  in the docs it says:

                  • voxl-emulator simulates the VOXL system image and is built alongside the base system image
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                  • Philemon BennerP Offline
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                    Upgrading to newest system image didn't work either

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                    • Philemon BennerP Philemon Benner

                      Upgrading to newest system image didn't work either

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                      @Philemon-Benner voxl-emulator is a Docker image, not a complete Virtual Machine, so it uses the same kernel as the machine you run it on.

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                      • Eric KatzfeyE Eric Katzfey

                        @Philemon-Benner voxl-emulator is a Docker image, not a complete Virtual Machine, so it uses the same kernel as the machine you run it on.

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                        @Eric-Katzfey Ok thanks for the fast answer.

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