Adding the third party onnxruntime to the blink for personal project

[Sashank Silwal]

I'm attempting to integrate onnxruntime with the blink renderer in order to categorize all JavaScript code and only download the ones labeled as "required" during subsequent visits to the website.

The onnxruntime consists of header files and a dynamic library file (libonnxruntime.so). How can I integrate (build and link) it with the Chromium browser, particularly the blink engine, so that I can utilize its functionality in the ScriptResource.cc file located in the blink/renderer/core/loader/resource directory?

[Christian Biesinger]

For what it's worth, if this library tries to access local files this
is not going to work inside of blink because of the sandbox
(https://chromium.googlesource.com/chromium/src/+/HEAD/docs/design/sandbox.md)

You'd probably have to figure out some kind of mojo interface for that.

Christian

On Wed, Mar 22, 2023 at 9:36 AM Sashank Silwal <sashank...@gmail.com> wrote:
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> I'm attempting to integrate onnxruntime with the blink renderer in order to categorize all JavaScript code and only download the ones labeled as "required" during subsequent visits to the website.
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> The onnxruntime consists of header files and a dynamic library file (libonnxruntime.so). How can I integrate (build and link) it with the Chromium browser, particularly the blink engine, so that I can utilize its functionality in the ScriptResource.cc file located in the blink/renderer/core/loader/resource directory?
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