Overview
A TBE custom operator can be developed in MindStudio IDE or in the command line. For details about the differences between the two development modes, see Table 5-1. Choose a development mode that best suits your needs.
Phase |
Development in MindStudio |
Development in Command Line |
|---|---|---|
Operator project creation |
Provides a visualized project creation window. After a project is created, the operator project directory and the corresponding file template are automatically generated. Developers can develop operators using templates. |
Two implementation modes are as follows:
|
Build and deployment |
MindStudio provides a one-click build and deployment GUI, eliminating the need to manually configure environment variables. |
You need manually configure environment variables before build and deployment. You need to manually deploy the built code into the operator library. |
Operator verification |
MindStudio integrates the Unit Test (UT) and System Test (ST) frameworks and supports functional verification, performance verification, and accuracy verification of built operators. |
You can perform ST by using the ST Case Generator. Currently, the UT in command line is not supported. |
