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I'm using debian with libglfw3-wayland installed, meaning my glfw uses wayland.
When I use this crate with default-features=false since I don't want the glfw-sys crate to compile and then try to enable the feature "wayland" in order for raw_window_handle to return the correct handle, suddenly glfw-sys is included again.
This leads to a linking error for me at least when the raw-window-handle feature is also enabled since it branches depending on wether the wayland feature was enabled:
ld.lld: error: undefined symbol: glfwGetX11Window
and since my glfw version doesn't seem to have x11 this happens :/
I propose that wayland should not enable glfw-sys by default, and only if glfw-sys is also enabled, or for those things to be separated
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Hi!
I'm using debian with
libglfw3-wayland
installed, meaning my glfw uses wayland.When I use this crate with default-features=false since I don't want the glfw-sys crate to compile and then try to enable the feature "wayland" in order for raw_window_handle to return the correct handle, suddenly glfw-sys is included again.
This leads to a linking error for me at least when the raw-window-handle feature is also enabled since it branches depending on wether the wayland feature was enabled:
and since my glfw version doesn't seem to have x11 this happens :/
I propose that
wayland
should not enableglfw-sys
by default, and only ifglfw-sys
is also enabled, or for those things to be separatedThe text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: