Fixing the native build so it can find the TSL headers #534
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karllessard
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Apr 3, 2024
| // The lower part is still the same, so multiple roots are set in the pom file. | ||
| "tsl/platform/ctstring_internal.h", | ||
| "tsl/platform/ctstring.h", | ||
| "tsl/c/tsl_status.h", |
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I don't see a root in the pom file that has the tensorflow/ suffix, to replace the existing paths, is this still required?
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The TSL headers are in a different source root in a Bazel build to the packaged whl files. This PR adds that source root to the JavaCPP generate task and modifies the preset to look for them in both places.
Fixes #529.
It also pulls in the start of some changes I was making to reduce the number of warnings from error prone, but I've not completed that yet.