It not being able to load liblog is probably a problem with the environment. Though I'm not sure why
It not being able to load liblog is probably a problem with the environment. Though I'm not sure why SDL relies on System.Console
HCould it be .NET framework by default relies on it???
KPossible, not sure
RNot even AndroidDemo in the examples folder works.
RAny ideas on how I should try to fix this?
Hpost your main activity code here i can help
Hoh wait
Hdid it crash???
HI did copied my code from there and it works just fine
ROkay my emulators are broken, everything works normally on a real device 
Tyou should have seen what my real android device did when i executed a compute shader
3how can I change the window size if I'm using IView instead of IWindow? I tried to change Videomode but I always get the same window size
Pyou can’t change the size of an IView. that’s the point.
PIView exists for scenarios like mobile where you can’t change the size at all
RIt's a view
RNot a window
CI have some weird issue, program stops at window.Initialize
CAre there any known issues related to that?
Lwdym stops
CI just ran it through cli and I get this
Segmentation fault (core dumped)Lmake sure your window options use WindowOptions.Default as a base
C
Cthe fun bit is that if I put a breakpoint right after window.Create and hover the window to see it, it exits with this
The target process exited with code 0 (0x00000000) while evaluating the function 'Silk.NET.Windowing.Glfw.GlfwWindow.CoreBorderSize.get'.KYou are not really supposed to use initialize, you're also setting the bit depths multiple times.
So not sure what the error is here, try cutting down the code to a minimal repo?
So not sure what the error is here, try cutting down the code to a minimal repo?
CI tried leaving the most basic options for the window.
How would I get the window up without Initialize?
I need the window up first to in order to get a surface canvas for Skia to work, then trigger the render when needed, thus
@hanprogramer have you done this differently?
How would I get the window up without Initialize?
I need the window up first to in order to get a surface canvas for Skia to work, then trigger the render when needed, thus
IsEventDriven@hanprogramer have you done this differently?
KUsing
.Run()
Hi just use the builtin ways. it also work with multi window with the WindowManager extension
Hwhen you call Run it Initialize automatically
Hyou can also get the window up but hidden with the WindowOptions
C@hanprogramer I managed with .Run() on windows
although @kaijellinghaus I still have the problem described above, I tried on a clean project with "Hello Window" example and I get the same thing
although @kaijellinghaus I still have the problem described above, I tried on a clean project with "Hello Window" example and I get the same thing
KWhat exactly are you getting with that example? And what's your OS / drivers?
CUbuntu 20.04.4 LTS
NVIDIA dlloader X Driver 470.129.06
NVIDIA dlloader X Driver 470.129.06
CI get this message
COk, so basically the window is not being created as there's no handle
RTry sdl
RJust try to force SDL and see if you get a window. I know we don't want to support SDL long-term but just do it temporarily
C@redhacker2 I've just tried, with sdl it fails even earlier, at Window.Create
RHmm odd
Lcomment out your depth and stencil buffer settings, see if it still crashes
C
CStill not working
CI thought for a second that is the nvidia driver, I've re-installed it but still nothing
RIdk
Lone sec lemme get my launch options which force software rendering
CIt's really weird because it was working with the exact same way I was settings the window, then all the sudden it stopped
L__GLX_VENDOR_LIBRARY_NAME=mesa LIBGL_ALWAYS_SOFTWARE=1 MESA_DEBUG=1 run your app through CLI with these environment variables setLer wait without 2 of those
Lthose ones
Lshould bypass nvidia
Cno freaking way, just dotnet run works now