Summary
On linux the simplest sample fails because windowing platform fails to load native library.
Ultz.Native does place .so file, but it is under runtimes/linux-x64/native however the default path resolvers does not check this path.
Steps to reproduce
- Platform: Desktop/Linux
- Framework Version: .NET 5
- API: GLFW
- Created a new .net5 project (I was using Rider for that)
- Added Silk.NET reference
- Copied sample code from https://github.com/dotnet/Silk.NET/blob/main/examples/CSharp/OpenGL%20Tutorials/Tutorial%201.1%20-%20Hello%20Window/Program.cs
The application fails to run.
Comments
I get exception: The currently bound window platform(s) only support views, instead of windows. Use the view APIs instead.
After some debugging I narrowed it down to inability to load glfw library even though it is available at output runtimes/linux-x64/native/libglfw.so.3.
If I set LD_LIBRARY_PATH=runtimes/linux-x64/native then I can run the example.
However I think that the default loader could also check this directory for native libraries.
Summary
On linux the simplest sample fails because windowing platform fails to load native library.
Ultz.Native does place .so file, but it is under
runtimes/linux-x64/nativehowever the default path resolvers does not check this path.Steps to reproduce
The application fails to run.
Comments
I get exception:
The currently bound window platform(s) only support views, instead of windows. Use the view APIs instead.After some debugging I narrowed it down to inability to load glfw library even though it is available at output
runtimes/linux-x64/native/libglfw.so.3.If I set
LD_LIBRARY_PATH=runtimes/linux-x64/nativethen I can run the example.However I think that the default loader could also check this directory for native libraries.