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You are right, the __attribute__(packed) should be removed on borland compilers. It is only used in gnu compilers.
I have developed the library using the gnu compiler on linux and it is a few years since I have used the borland compiler, but I am pretty sure that I can help you with your problem.
The problem with unresolved links, are due to the fact that you need to include the source files in your project and not just the header files. (Perhabs you can create an obj file). The source files that you need to include are fann.c and fann_internal.c.
I hope that this will do the trick but if not, then do not hesitate to write back.
I will include these mails in my sourceforge site (http://sourceforge.net/projects/fann/), so please reply to me telling whether my suggestions work for you. Perhabs I could make a borland readme file.
Regards, Steffen
Hello!
Thanks for advice, but when I've tried to compile example projects my compiler (Borland C++ Builder) has stopped on line "__attribute__(packed)" and wrote, that expects ")" before "packed" word. I've asked some people on comp.lang.c++ group what should I do, and they said, that I should delete this line. When I've done it, compilet wrote, that there were many unresolved links, for example "[Linker Error] Unresolved external '__fann_create' referenced from D:\FANN-1.0.2\EXAMPLES\SIMPLE_TRAIN.OBJ". I've add all fann's header file to INCLUDE directory, so now I don't understand why there is this error...
Maybe you can help me?
Chris
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Krzysztof Kolago wrote:neural
Hello!
Does anybody know any freeware or GLP program which can build the
as anetworks, when it gets training inputs and outputs, and then export it
API or class (C++)? I've tried to use Neurak, but it is good only for smaller networks... Maybe somebody can recommend me other program?
Chris
Hi Chris,
I would recommend using a standard feedforward ANN library like e.g. http://sourceforge.net/projects/fann/
It is very easy to use, some examples can be seen at: http://sourceforge.net/docman/?group_id=93562
A full scientific report documenting the use of this library is located
at:
http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=93562
The users guide is located here: http://fann.sourceforge.net/report/node7.html
Regards, Steffen
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