Zach Oakes

Currently the only way to add new dependencies to Lightmod is to rebuild it via the process [I described here](https://github.com/oakes/Lightmod/issues/11#issuecomment-375992753). Soon I hope to add some kind of "Deps" tab...

I haven't incorporated add-lib but the latest version's export feature creates a deps.edn project, so you can see least add dependencies that way.

I'm using gcc 9.3 installed via scoop. I'm building glib statically, mostly the same as the setup in [this repo](https://github.com/oakes/chafa) like we discussed a few months ago. I tried the...

Sweet thanks for this. I updated glib to 2.72.3 and it now works on windows (i had to [remove a few functions and add an #include](https://github.com/ansiwave/ansiwave/commit/572549c1675599fa01d1f9d7f2acba84f212189b) to get it to...

No I haven't tried that, I wanted to build everything with nim's build tool.

For me I still get the same SIGSEGV I mentioned in #72 but it's great that it builds with mingw now.

@hpjansson is there a repo or makefile somewhere that you use to create these static builds? I want to try making a static build myself rather than using the precompiled...

I managed to get my own static build working, but my ultimate goal is to target emscripten so i can use this awesome library in a browser. But even when...

You can find my fork here: https://github.com/oakes/chafa There is a `build_macos.sh` and `build_linux.sh` which should produce executables with glib statically linked. To try building with emscripten, you'll need to do...

That was a huge help, thank you. I wasn't able to run it in firefox but it looks like that's due to its lack of wasm thread support. I might...