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FAQ for caffe-windows

  • How to use the static library caffelib.lib in my own project?

    Directly link the caffelib.lib may lead the compiler ignore the layer and solver register macros. When loading a layer or solver, similar error will be reported:

    check failed: registry.count(type)==1(0 vs 1)unknown layer type:convolution

    There are two ways to solve this problem. One is to add the caffelib project to your own solution, and open the property window of your project set Common Property - Reference - caffelib - Project Reference Property - Library Dependency Link: True .

    Another method is to add layer_factory.cpp and force_link.cpp to your own project, to let the compiler know the existence of the layers and solvers.

    If you came across similar error when using caffe.exe, I guess you may have modified the .vcxproj files manually by yourself. VS lost some configurations during your modification. Never mind, you can still follow the above instructions to fix it.

  • How to compile the codes in Debug mode?

There is a 3rdparty library archive file provided by a friend of me. However, I haven't tested it.

You can compile your own third party libraries from https://github.com/willyd/caffe-windows-dependencies . This way is the most recommended, because you can better understand Visual Studio during configuring so much applications.

In addition, you can still debug the codes in Release mode, by following the instructions here https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/fsk896zz.aspx .

  • How can I create other tools, such as extract_features.cpp and cpp_classification.cpp?

I have only created projects which is used most frequently in my eyes. If you want to compile other tools, there is no need to create a new project. You can just copy and rename ./build/MSVC folder to another one, and add the new project to the VS solution. Remove caffe.cpp and add your target cpp file. Compile it, then you will get a corresponding exe file in ./bin.