I was using MATLAB simulink to run some examples on FRDM-KL25Z board and I was unable to deploy any of the examples into the hardware.
One of the examples prompted me error and I have attached along with the attachment.
Do I need to install any third-party software such as Kinetis Design Studio to deploy the library to the board? Error File
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I am using a raspberry pi and I am trying to do a project where I want to turn my Raspberry pi 4 into a development machine to write spring boot applications for API development so far it has been a success. But to test the API I use curl. I need a GUI client So I came across Advanced rest client. if there is an arm build that will be awesome. Or if I have to build from scratch I can do that on my raspberry pi. But I need to know the build process. If anyone can point to to any documentation or readme that will be great.
I think the source is at :
https://github.com/advanced-rest-client/arc-electron
pnp_device.h:10:42: fatal error: digitaltwin_device_client_ll.h: No
such file or directory
I'm using arduino and azure iot tools to use azure iot plug and play feature.
I generated the plug and play code stub using vscode azure iot tools, but while uploading the code the above error is raised.
As the file missing is in the external library (Azure-iot-sdk-c) I tried adding its path in c_cpp_properties.json even though the error persists.
I want to know why it is happening ?
I need some help...
We have a devkit SDK especially for the PNP. You can follow this readme and change the version of SDK.
I've deployed my application on the Google App Engine python flexible runtime environment.
I thought to use a library (named as shap) which used to retrieve feature importance from the Random Forest model. I've mentioned its name in the requirement.txt while deploying to app engine.
I also noticed that the installation of c extension(dependency of shap library) has mentioned in the setup file of shap library.
Google Cloud App Engine (Flexible) is supposed to install this library with all dependencies including c extension, but when I run my application on the app engine, it starts getting following error:
name '_cext' is not defined.
here _cext is a c extension.
This library is working fine locally. It seems it has a problem with the app engine flexible environment.
Any help will be appreciated.
If the solution used locally relies exclusively on pip commands you may be able to use requirements.txt file options, see Requirements File Format.
But if you need something else besides executing pip operations then you probably have to build a custom runtime, see Up-to-date pip with AppEngine Python flex env?
I'm working on a project that uses Xcode developer and command line tools, but does not use the Xcode GUI. The procedures omit the GUI for procedural reasons due to the contract, so we can't use it.
We can build from the command line using xcodebuild, perform intermediate steps like codesign and lipo, and install and APP or IPA using fruitstrap or ideviceinstaller.
The program creates detailed logs, and the logs are used to attest to proper execution. Are there any tools to fetch the logs from the device once the program completes its task? (We've given up on Apple-only tools, so third party tools are OK).
Jeff
I am currently working on a project in Microsoft Robotics Development Studio, and I am having a little trouble deploying the solution for general use.
My problem is this. I am making a simulation, so I need to deploy the simulation engine along with my project. This is dependent on the Ageia PhysX engine, DirectX, and the Microsoft XNA framework. I understand this, and I understand that the deployment tool for MRDS (dssdeploy) isn't set up to deploy simulations by default. So, if anyone has worked with MRDS before, and has deployed a simulation, I could use some help with this.
Unfortunately, dssdeploy does not work with simulation projects. It won't package up all the required simulation libraries. I believe the reason for this is due to license and/or install issues for PhysX, DirectX, and XNA. I think you can still zip up your own service with dssdeploy, but you will have to have your target user install RDS first, then un-deploy your service.
FYI, because of this and many other headaches using dssdeploy, I have stopped using it to distribute my code. I simply zip up my service, then tell the end user to run dssprojectmigration on the code after they un-zip it.