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There is no linux-arm64 dependency available in ImGui.NET. If I want to use it in that environment, what do I need to do? |
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You can build the correct version of cimgui manually for linux-arm64, then put that into the release folder, it should load it |
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Okay, will Silk.NET be expanded to support more in the future, or where can I find pre-made dependencies? |
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This is something that should be brought upstream to ImGui.NET, as they are the ones packaging the ImGui related native libraries (they also are missing windows-arm64 libs, which has caused me problems in the past too) We already try to support arm64 where possible with the native libraries we package (although we are still missing a lot) |
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Okay, thank you. If there is an opportunity, I will contribute my small efforts. |
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This is something that should be brought upstream to ImGui.NET, as they are the ones packaging the ImGui related native libraries (they also are missing windows-arm64 libs, which has caused me problems in the past too)
We already try to support arm64 where possible with the native libraries we package (although we are still missing a lot)
linux-arm64 is a place we are really lacking right now though, but it is planned that we will support ARM64 Linux on as many of our native libraries as possible