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could not import: iconv_open #88
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Which operating system? |
mac osx 10.10.3 |
oh. That's a tough OS to get Aporia working on. You just need to install the correct GTK dependencies, GTK includes the correct libiconv. Afraid I can't help much here as I don't have a Mac. |
I'll try it on ubuntu tomorrow. |
Hoping to create a Mac bundle to make running Aporia on Mac OS X easier, will update if I manage to do so successfully. |
Unfortunately, same problem in FreeBSD-11-p2. How to set high debug level to understand the problem? |
I too have the same problem on FreeBSD-11-p2, using the newly submitted, but as yet uncommitted nimble port. |
Wish I could help, but I don't have FreeBSD to test Aporia on. |
@dom96 try it in qemu or give me a patch - I can test it. |
I'm afraid I don't have the time to do that. Maybe you could investigate? |
I have time, but don't have skills in nim debugging ) Give me plz a point to start from. |
I'm not sure whether this is a Nim problem. Do other GTK (version 2) apps work on your machine? |
Nah. I'm wrong. This module is to blame for this error: https://github.com/nim-lang/Nim/blob/devel/lib/pure/encodings.nim |
Perhaps the API is different on FreeBSD? |
The libiconv.so DLL simply doesn't have the |
ok. I'll check it. Thanks. |
Any news about this problem? |
$ nm -D libiconv.so.2.5.1 |
I compiled the aporia successfully, but could not run it.
could not import: iconv_open
libiconv
had been installedThe text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: