Thomas Corwin
Thomas Corwin
I *might* have a solution to copying the alpine/debian binaries, with some code in one of my projects. I'll can work on that here in a bit, if you're interested....
Ahh, that makes sense.
If you wanted to have the binaries copied (as needed) inside the code, rather than making another step for the end user, you could determine the Platform/OS/Version/RID using the code...
Try [NativeLibraryLoader](https://github.com/mellinoe/nativelibraryloader). It fixed that problem for me, and allows for multiple locations since it checks each of them until it finds the dll. This would allow cross-platform builds too....
You still need the native binaries for zstdlib (.so/.dylib). I can't build the macOS library due to machine constraints, and I don't know the build process for zstdlib, so I'm...
Correction, it should look for the library also, if you provide the proper file name (.so vs .so.0)
Thanks @ChrisMcKee for picking up my slack, sorry about that. 🙂 ~Are you going to be submitting your own PR, or applying the changes to this one? I'll close this...
> I've also ditched all the .net45 stuff; I never really looked to see what your changes did, so I missed that too. > if you're running on a computer...
Also, @andlabs's last commit to the new remodel branch was on Dec 31, 2020: https://github.com/andlabs/libui/commits/remodel
Essentially. Atleast to the point that it hasn't been 4 years.