Heyall,
For any lix users out there:
I’ve just published a new version of lix, which can handle multiple different versions of Neko at the same time, while not messing up older lix setups. If you update, you will thus have to run lix download to make sure neko becomes available (it is now stored in a different location compared to lix 15) - hence the major release. Other than that, there are no breaking changes.
The main point of this release is that different Haxe versions are built for different architectures and for them to work properly, the Neko binaries built for the same architecture need to be used along side those (primarily because haxe may call haxelib, which is a binary that dynamically loads neko and the dll/so must be compatible). Also, I’ve followed up with a bunch of patches already to sand of some edges I found while testing.
So far I was able to test on linux64, win64 and mac64 (intel). If someone could check with linux arm and apple silicon, that would be wonderful ![]()
Best,
Juraj