Add macOS guards for macOS-specific function inside image-segmenter#50
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Summary
The
image-segmenterCLI tool allows users to test image segmentation. There is currently some macOS-specific behavior in it that will cause thecoreai-models-Packagebuild to fail if targeting iOS. This PR adds aif os(macOS)guard for the specific code (a helper function that opens the segmented output image after model inference was usingProcess()).Reproduce
In Xcode, build the
coreai-models-Packagescheme targetingAny IOS Device. The build will fail withCannot find 'Process' in scope.Verification
With this fix, that build will succeed.