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Unable to load package sdl2-2.1.3 #186
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A workaround is to place the DLL in the project root. |
Not entirely sure what causes this, but if I had to guess, this has something to do with PATH management... What DLL are you talking about, specifically? |
I should correct myself. I'm not as interested in what DLL you're talking about, as where it is located, so post full path to it if possible. Also, if possible, could you post |
Here's the
The DLL's path is |
Thanks. See if 1.19.2 helps with this. I wanted to avoid using whole bin-path, but maybe there's still a way to dance around. |
Hmm, it didn't seem to make a difference. |
That's strange, I could've sworn this should work reasonably well. Okay then, I'll try to find a Windows to test this on in the next couple days. Either I'm misunderstanding how Windows searches for DLLs, or I messed up somewhere. Sorry about that. |
Also, just to make sure, did you restart Atom after upgrade to 1.19.2? This might make a difference. |
Yeah, I've restarted it. On Wed, Nov 16, 2016 at 9:36 PM Nikolay Yakimov [email protected]
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Error checking and getting types doesn't work for my project but it seems that autocomplete does. No errors pop out but when I open the console I get this
The thing is, the project builds fine. What's more I can't get this error when I run ghc-mod from the command line. For example
The project in question is this https://gitlab.com/LukaHorvat/forrest if you want to try and reproduce.
I'm running ghc-mod 5.6.0.0. It's not in path. I did
stack build ghc-mod
inside of the project.GHC 8.0.1
Windows 10.
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