Issue in running sample c_api example about hello_tf_c_api

[Neargye]

Have you tried to create a project from a cmake project?
Or try like in example https://wiki.qt.io/How_to_link_to_a_dll

The project visual studio build and run successfully.

[Neargye]

Also what version did you download and what is in the folders?

[HackersSpirit]

No, I did not use cmake I downloaded the following folder: libtensorflow-cpu-windows-x86_64-1.11.0.zip
I have linked all the dll in my pro file.
I will try to run it on visual studio. I have visual studio 2017 will it work?

[Neargye]

With vs2017 work, run cmake to build project

[Neargye]

@HackersSpirit You can try folow step:

git clone https://github.com/Neargye/hello_tf_c_api
cd hello_tf_c_api
mkdir build
cd build
cmake -G "Visual Studio 15 2017" -A x64 ..
cmake --build . --config Debug

[HackersSpirit]

@Neargye : Sure will try and let you know.

[finger563]

@Neargye how did you configure / run the bazel build for generating the .dll, .lib, .exp, and .def? I've downloaded the official google release which contains only the .dll which I'm unable to properly compile with using vs2017, and I've not been able to figure out how to get bazel to build the windows library files

That being said - I've tried replacing my .dll I downloaded from the google release with your .{dll, lib, exp, def} and my solution is able to compile so at least i know that's all that's missing.

[finger563]

Ah nevermind - I figured out why my commands to turn the .dll into .lib using dumpbin and such weren't working - my regex to get just the names was missing some of the names :P

[Neargye]

@finger563 i use dumpbin too.