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Compiled successfully but failed to run #6
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Hey, thank you for reporting it! I admit, I did not quite test it on Linux, I just assumed it would work... I'm working on Windows, so I'm not sure how to fix your error, but if you want to tackle the issue, PRs are welcome 😄 ! |
After reading a bit more carrefully the issue:
You can try to update it like this: pub fn get_screen_index_from_cursor_pos(_cursor_pos: (i32, i32)) -> u32 {
return 0;
}
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I tried to modify src-tauri/src/lib.rs, this compilation did not report errors, but when I set RUST_BACKTRACE=full, I got the following error
This is very similar to the error when you run the release file directly under RUST_BACKTRACE=fulloh, the new release file runs with a different error, it's like this now
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Attempting to compile on an x64 Linux machine, there was also a "Segmentation fault", which does not seem to be an issue with the arm64 architecture. This project should not be ready to run on Linux yet. Looking forward to your improvement, thank you very much |
I tried to compile the project on an arm64 architecture linux platform, after eliminating some compilation errors, the compilation was successful, but the generated binary file could not be executed, the runtime error is as follows
I don't know why I got the "Permission denied" error, but when I ran it with sudo, the first error disappeared. The only error is that "Segmentation fault"
In addition, there is an additional error message during compilation, but it does not affect the file generation, I do not know whether it is relevant
The current build platform is debian10, and this device cannot be upgraded to a newer version. I don't know if this is relevant or if the project compiles to arm64.
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