I am trying to include a ffi package on web, but not actually use it. On web I want to use a JS library. However, just by including dart:ffi compiler errors crop up.
Therefore, I would like to use this package as a small wrapper to 'make the compiler happy'.
While this works, I get a lot of weird linting errors because my package uses c structs.
'TfLiteTensor' doesn't conform to the bound 'NativeType' of the type parameter 'T'.
Try using a type that is or is a subclass of 'NativeType'.dart[type_argument_not_matching_bounds](https://dart.dev/diagnostics/type_argument_not_matching_bounds)
tensorflow_lite_bindings_generated.dart(770, 20): The inverted type 'Pointer<TfLiteTensor>' is also not regular-bounded, so the type is not well-bounded.
Is there any way to do this?
I would like to do something like this
final class TfLiteDelegate extends ffi.Struct {that does not crash on web;
I am trying to include a ffi package on web, but not actually use it. On web I want to use a JS library. However, just by including
dart:fficompiler errors crop up.Therefore, I would like to use this package as a small wrapper to 'make the compiler happy'.
While this works, I get a lot of weird linting errors because my package uses c structs.
Is there any way to do this?
I would like to do something like this
that does not crash on web;