Mindspore C++ Development issues
Hello, everyone.
I uploaded the MindSpore repository from the official github repository. I use tag r1.3 due to some (and I don't think I can switch to the later or earlier versions).
I am using Ubuntu 18. I prepared the virtual environment according to the official instructions and even checked that MindSpore Python library works fine in the installed virtual environment.
If I build the project, using the build.sh file, it successfully yields a python package with *.whl extension.
All that points out that the standard installation works as intended.
The issues occur when I try to prepare my C++ IDE for development. I use CLion (JetBrains).
The first issue is that there is no C++ development guides. It is actually my first time working with such a large-scale C++ project, so it really makes me feel a little bit overwhelmed.
The second issue is that the success of the CMake execution somehow depends on the actual path to the output directory. (right now it functions only if the output directory set to (root)/build/mindspore)
And the main issue is the coverage of the CMakeList(s). Some *.c, *.cc files from the ccsrc and core folders are not included by the CMakeList(s). And I cannot figure out if it works as intended or not. Moreover, some files like "onnx.pb.h" are missing from the original repository, so I cannot work with onnx_exporter.cc. And developing the onnx exporter is like super important to me.
Can anyone, please, help me with some advice, about how should I approach the C++ development for the MindSpore. What IDE do people usually use for MindSpore?
I would really appreciate if someone could point out some c++ developer guide for MindSpore.
Thank you in advance,
Andrey.
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denisovap2013
Created Sep 23, 2021 18:01:48
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Hello. I'm not sure what you mean by the "absolute path reference". If you mean the path to the onnx source files, I'm afraid there are no such files in the MindSpore repository to begin with. I wonder how it even builds using the provided ./build.sh script. 
user_4147187
Reply denisovap2013 Created Sep 28, 2021 01:49:47
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https://gitee.com/mindspore/mindspore/pulls/9117/files I found this one. I hope you can refer to it.
denisovap2013
Reply user_4147187 Created Sep 30, 2021 17:01:47
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Thank you for your answer. I actually also found a lot of PRs, where the C++ code is modified. But it realy works if the IDE is setup well. As far as I manage to get, my IDE (CLion) cannot correctly parse all the CMakeList.txt files. The thing that is missing is the actual instructions for the C++ programmers, which want to contribute to the MindSpore framework. |
denisovap2013
Created Sep 30, 2021 17:05:27
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Hello! I'm not sure this problem can be resolved here. Is there a special forum, where I can ask this question to Mindspore C++ developers from the Huawei team? I would really appreciate your help. Thanks in advance!
AndresMoreno
Reply denisovap2013 Created Sep 30, 2021 17:21:32
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You can contact Technical support in the official Website using Live Chat or Mail: https://e.huawei.com/en/products/cloud-computing-dc/atlas/mindspore |
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denisovap2013
Created Sep 23, 2021 02:49:37
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Thank you, for your answer. But I am afraid that the lnk you provided leads to the default MindSpore introduction page for Python ML/DL developers, which does not cover any of the issues I mentioned.
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denisovap2013
Created Sep 23, 2021 18:01:48
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Hello. I'm not sure what you mean by the "absolute path reference". If you mean the path to the onnx source files, I'm afraid there are no such files in the MindSpore repository to begin with. I wonder how it even builds using the provided ./build.sh script.
user_4147187
Reply denisovap2013 Created Sep 28, 2021 01:49:47
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https://gitee.com/mindspore/mindspore/pulls/9117/files I found this one. I hope you can refer to it.
denisovap2013
Reply user_4147187 Created Sep 30, 2021 17:01:47
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Thank you for your answer. I actually also found a lot of PRs, where the C++ code is modified. But it realy works if the IDE is setup well. As far as I manage to get, my IDE (CLion) cannot correctly parse all the CMakeList.txt files. The thing that is missing is the actual instructions for the C++ programmers, which want to contribute to the MindSpore framework. |
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