Python Binding Example: AttributeError: dlsym(0x8ea2fac0, make_clip_image_u8): symbol not found about clip.cpp HOT 4 CLOSED

Thanks @MotzWanted. Currently I have limited time to provide support for this library, but I want to rewrite the Python bindings for a faster inference very soon. I'll test and verify it on different platforms then.

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During the first implementation of Python bindings, signatures of functions for batch processing were not compatible with ctypes --they were accepting a std::vector instead of a custom struct. I refactored it in the C/C++ code later on but didn't implement on the Python side. This will be fixed in the upcoming implementation.

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I've solved the issue. I verify symbol export in the compiled library by using the nm tool on macOS:

nm -gU /path/to/libclip.dylib

I look for make_clip_image_u8 and make_clip_image_f32 in the output, and find similar functions named _clip_image_u8_make and _clip_image_f32_make. I change the naming in line 202 and line 206 which solves the AttributeError.

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No worries @monatis. Let me know if I can be of any help to you... Btw. can you tell me why you have marked out clip_image_batch_encode?

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