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In TensorFlow 2.12.0 (tensorflow/tensorflow#55941), libtensorflow_cc.so (TF C++ library) will be a part of the TF python library, shown as follows:
libtensorflow_cc.so
other python bindings --------------------------------| | | V | pywrap_tensorflow_internal.so | | |-- TF Python Library V | libtensorflow_cc.so -------------| | | |--- TF C++ library | V | | libtensorflow_framework.so ------|--------------------|
I wonder if we should merge tensorflow-base and libtensorflow_cc on conda-forge to reduce the total package size.
tensorflow-base
libtensorflow_cc
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Good idea, PRs welcome. We currently have hit issues in #301.
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In TensorFlow 2.12.0 (tensorflow/tensorflow#55941),
libtensorflow_cc.so
(TF C++ library) will be a part of the TF python library, shown as follows:I wonder if we should merge
tensorflow-base
andlibtensorflow_cc
on conda-forge to reduce the total package size.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: