I want a 64bit version of gcdapi.dll

[Sushi]

Hi, thanks for making a great device.

I would like to use titan one to make a more versatile program.
I'm currently using C++ for operations, but in the future I plan to wrap C++ in Python, which is capable of deep learning.
So the problem is the 32bit compilation of the library.
A C++ program compiled on 32bit cannot be wrapped into python64bit.
I've heard that you can force a 32bit library with Remote Procedure Call to use 64bit, but it's a bit of a challenge for me.
I wish I could find gcdapi.dll for 64bit.
Do you have any plans to create a 64-bit gcdapi.dll in the future?

I have imported the TITAN ONE and am using it in Japan.
It may not be good English. I'm sorry.

[J2Kbr]

Welcome to our forums.

While back I compiled a 64-bit version of the gcdapi.dll for another user. I didn't test myself, nor the user who requested informed if worked or not. Anyway, here is a copy of it:

gcdapi64.zip

(24.34 KiB) Downloaded 118 times

Side note: the Titan Two has full support for computer vision / deep learning with Python and would be a far better platform to work with that than the Titan One or other devices. More details here:

viewtopic.php?f=2&t=14717

[Sushi]

Thank you for your reply.
I've already seen the previous topic that J2Kbr distributed.
I also tried a 64bit DLL and couldn't get it to run like the previous topic lord.
Specifically, the following code will return 1.

```
HINSTANCE hInsGC = NULL;

hInsGC = LoadLibrary(TEXT("gcdapi64.dll"));
if (hInsGC == NULL) {
return(1);
}
```

It can go up to gcdapi_Load if it is loaded with python, but it tripped up with gcapi_IsConnected.

I didn't know much about Titan Two, but it seems to have features that follow in the footsteps of one.
I'll be looking into this product.

[J2Kbr]

Please try GetLastError() so we can know the reason the dll didn't load, something like this:

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HINSTANCE hInsGC = NULL;

hInsGC = LoadLibrary(TEXT("gcdapi64.dll"));

if(hInsGC == NULL) {
    printf("%X", GetLastError());
    return(1);
}