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Hello, everyone.
I'm using Intel CV SDK for OpenVX.
But Building a graph using Virtual Image, then I received error message like following.
"OpenVX error callback: Virtual object <image>[2866240779904] doesn't have consumer".
I don't know why it is.
If someone know this problem, then help!!!
Thanks.
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Hi Stephen,
That error message is typically thrown when a virtual image is written to by some vx_node, but is not connected as input to (read by) another vx_node. Virtual objects can only be used as intermediate data between nodes in a graph, so ensure that your graphs are being terminated (src / dst images) with non-virtual images (vx_image's created using vxCreateImage). Let us know if you have additional questions!
Regards, Ryan
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Could you give us more details or instructions how to reproduce your issue? I need to know how you build your pipeline. The more detail, the better, we can do investigation after we got your reproduce instruction
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Hi Stephen,
That error message is typically thrown when a virtual image is written to by some vx_node, but is not connected as input to (read by) another vx_node. Virtual objects can only be used as intermediate data between nodes in a graph, so ensure that your graphs are being terminated (src / dst images) with non-virtual images (vx_image's created using vxCreateImage). Let us know if you have additional questions!
Regards, Ryan
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Thanks Ryan.
You're right.
I have a mistake to use a virtual image in graph.
It was used as none intermediate data. So Graph verification was failed.
Best Regards.
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