Closed zelin8 closed 1 month ago
Maybe this happened in PowerShell on Windows?
Windows executables have a .exe
extension, and ONA requires cygwin on Windows to compile.
If you have compiled successfully while running build.sh
, you need to run ./NAR.exe shell
in PowerShell instead of ./NAR shell
;
If any compilation errors occur while build.sh is running, also consider configuring cygwin for successful compilation.
Yes on windows it has to be ./NAR.exe
shell instead not ./NAR shell
. Cygwin will work, WSL too. Visual Studio has own build tools but its C99 compliance should be good enough in the meanwhile to compile&run the system but not using the provided build.sh. I recommend Clang and GCC however.
I followed the instructions and try to run NAR shell but it says:
./NAR : The term './NAR' is not recognized as the name of a cmdlet, function, script file, or operable program. Check the spelling of the name, or if a path was included, verify that the path is correct and try again. At line:1 char:1
I 've ran the build.sh. Is there something I missed?