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# haxe-ui
  • b
    leave it with me, ill spin up a VM and not build it with the opengl flag and see what hxwidgets complains about, i dont think its reasonable to have to install the opengl stuff if you never use it (which you almost certainly wont be)
  • b
    so i think the wxCanvas stuff should be "opt in" in hxwidgets
  • b
    (like the wxWebView stuff)
  • t
    oh..well thanks a lot, I'll try some stuff too maybe I can find something
  • b
    yeah, i think if you run ../configure again, but including the opengl stuff (ie, exactly as hxwidgets readme says) and fix any dep errors, then make again (zzzzz) you should be fine
  • t
    I did the process again and made sure I did 
    --with-opengl
    , I'm compiling that haxeui proj it seems that it passed the error
  • t
    mhm it certainly did
  • t
    waiting...
  • t
    my PC lags a bit the moment I compile but it's ok
  • t
    just after **Link**: Main
  • t
    bruh how do programmers read that!!??
  • b
    its a linker error
  • b
    ... i think
  • b
    never seen it before either, eg 
    undefined reference to sys::FileSystem_obj::isDirectory(String)
  • t
    any possible solution?
  • b
    im not sure tbh, i mean, for sure there is a solution... im just not sure what
  • p
    The first thing to do when you get mysterious linker errors is do a clean build (ie delete the build dir 
    rm -rf build/hxwidgets
    ).
  • t
    aight lemme try that
  • t
    what is that 
    -rf
    , I always use` --recursive` for deleting dirs
  • t
    my linux bash knowledge is so shit
  • p
    -r
    == 
    --recursive
    , 
    -f
    == 
    --force
    And when you've got one letter options you can often put them together, thus ending up 
    -rf
    . And this is not linux bash knowledge, this is posix knowledge.
  • t
    ah so that's why I sometimes get lots of confirmations (press y to confirm not sure what it is) when doing 
    -r
  • t
    good to know that, thanks.
  • p
    The confirmation prompt is probably because your .bashrc contains 
    alias 'rm=rm -i
    which makes it ask for confirmation.
  • t
    let me check
  • t
    hm its blank
  • t
    no aliases
  • p
    Hmm maybe it's done somewhere else with a different method, I don't know ubuntu that well. Oh look: , the wikipedia page mentions user proofing strategies...
  • t
    yeah I'll check that, but I remembered that this happens mostly with .git files iirc, smth like a do you want to remove protected file press y, not sure what is it
  • t
    oh hey, haxeui this time compiled with no errors
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