Closed bratfizyk closed 9 months ago
Sorry, I don't know much about nix, but the flake example in readme is available to most people
Your environment seems chaotic, you have to make sure that the hyprland execution file is consistent with its header file, and then make sure that you recompile hycov every time hyprland is updated
Hi there,
Thanks for quick response. Here's an update from my side.
Sorry, I don't know much about nix, but the flake example in readme is available to most people
Yes, I found it. And that's what I used to update my flake.nix. Thanks for confirming that it works for others.
(...) you have to make sure that the hyprland execution file is consistent with its header file
I guess you meant C++ files. I'm not that fluent with C++, but this gave me an idea what could be wrong.
The flake example you put in README
uses unstable
, while my flake was pointing at 23.11 and I only used unstable
in few other inputs, including hyprland. Looks like this was insufficient, as migrating the system to unstable
did the trick.
then make sure that you recompile hycov every time hyprland is updated
Fingers crossed the flake handles this for me.
Your environment seems chaotic
I dare to disagree, but that's not important here ;).
Switching the entire system over to unstable is not necessary, you just need to have hyprland use the official flake version instead of the system version.
EX:
wayland.windowManager.hyprland.package = hyprland.packages."${pkgs.system}".hyprland;
Hello,
I've just tried importing hycov via my home.nix. It all compiled, but I get a message "Unable to load plugin /nix/store/za95dh8kb8b4wl65140jsfzxxypfx205-hycov-0.1/lib/libhycov.so".
I've found hyprland logs and they say this:
Do you have an idea what is this undefined symbol _ZN13CRenderbufferD1Ev?
My entire configuration is here. Relevant parts: