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It's in progress, the stable version, i.e., v1.2.5, doesnt support linux arm64 for now, but i think the branch Also, conan will be deprecated in the future, i just have no time to update the build instructions. So, take a look at |
You need to change the dependency of dartcv at
to dartcv:
path: ../dartcv I have tried to publish the dartcv package but found there was another package with similar name |
Thank you for you quick response. I followed the instructions and it works in a machine with Ubuntu 22.04.
I searched on the Internet and it seems to be a problem with Maybe is necessary to add that dependency in README? Refs: wch/r-debug#25, https://stackoverflow.com/questions/76727663/undefined-reference-to-pthread-using-cmake |
@davidpob99 glad it helps.
Yes, the opencv static libs were cross-compiled on ubuntu 22.04, whose libc version was 2.35 (https://ubuntu.pkgs.org/22.04/ubuntu-main-amd64/libc6-dev-arm64-cross_2.35-0ubuntu1cross3_all.deb.html).
Yes, I will add the requirements to README. Thanks~ |
Hi, I would like to ask if
aarch64
is going to be supported for Linux or if there is a workaround. It would be very useful for developing for embedded devices.I tried to build a flutter app with a ARM machine (Ubuntu 20.04) with OpenCV 4.7.0 installed but I got the following error:
Also, I tried to compile the library itself with
conan
, but I got this error:Thanks in advance!
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