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[Solved] Bullseye Toolchain Error: selected processor does not support `vsdot.s8 q10,q9,d4[0]' in ARM mode #90
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@distlibs Thanks for bug report. What I'm understanding is that GCC Solution:This patch will be released with upcoming version of GCC-10 and GCC-11. Untill then, we can clone patched |
Binaries cross-compiled with GCC 10.3.0 will be compatible with Raspberry Pi 4 which runs Bullseye with GCC 10.2.1? |
Yes, aren't you using Raspberry Pi GCC-10.3.0 Native-Compiler Toolchains (Bullseye) right now? The GCC version doesn't matter, but only GLIBC, KERNEL and BINUTILS version matters, which remains the same. |
I am using right now GCC-10.2.0 Raspberry Pi Cross-Compiler Toolchains (Bullseye). I made mistake, I updated original post. Download link. |
Yes, you can use GCC-10.3.0 instead. |
So I need to wait until you clone patched |
You need to wait untill |
@distlibs Patch has been added. Please wait for CI workflows to finish and then I'll make the release. |
@distlibs |
This issue has been resolved in the latest Toolchains version |
Thanks. Compilation finished successfully using GCC-10.3.0 Raspberry Pi Cross-Compiler Toolchains (Bullseye). |
I was trying to compile tensorflow-lite 2.7 with Raspberry Pi GCC Cross-Compiler Toolchains (Bullseye). I got error:
Using Buster toolchain tensorflow-lite compiles without any errors.
It can be related with:
Maybe you can apply patch like you did here #89
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