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Compile lime and DisplayingABitmap:
haxelib run lime rebuild winrt -64 -debug
haxelib run openfl test project.xml winrt -64 -debug
On visual studio 2017, Debug-Options-Symbols, added various directories such as :
C:...\lime\project\obj\msvc19-rt64-stat-debug-c
C:...\DisplayingABitmap\Export\winrt\obj
C:...\DisplayingABitmap\Export\winrt\obj\obj\msvc19-rt64-stat-debug-nc-c
C:\temp (HXCPP temp)
These enables to see the Call Stack, but I am not able to see the source.
I was getting the error "Main-debug.pdb not loaded", but solved it by setting "Use Managed Compatibility Mode" in Tools-Options-Debugging-General
To start debugging: On Debug-Other Debug Targets-Debug Installed App Package, look for "Displaying A Bitmap", choose Native Only or Mixed mode.
You can try enabling the Sleep function on lime/templates/winrt/static/Main.cpp to pause debugging.
You can see on the call stack that crashes on createGLProgram, but I cant access the souces
Any ideas to solve it would be appreciated
NOTE
You can also try to install it by creating the packaged appx with the -appx flag, e.g.
haxelib run openfl test project.xml winrt -64 -debug -appx
The first time you may need to create the certificate using the command that is shown on the command prompt, it will be created in
Export/winrt/scripts/DisplayingABitmap.pfx
Double click the pfx file and install on Local Machine, password openflexample, and "certificate store" to Trusted People
You can see your installed certificates on "Manage Computer Certificates. Check it is on Trusted People/Certificates
The next time it would use the certificate to sign the Appx but alternatively you can it manually with "C:\Program Files (x86)\Windows Kits\10\bin\10.0.17763.0\x64\SignTool.exe" sign /fd SHA256 /a /f Export/winrt/scripts/DisplayingABitmap.pfx /p openflexample Export/winrt/DisplayingABitmap.Appx
Double click the appx and it lets you install it and debug it
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
We suceeded running winrt with Cairo but it crashes when trying to run using Angle. Tryied many things but still get the error.
Using #1318
(https://github.com/madrazo/lime-1/tree/winrt8staticangle)
And tested with 2 different angle versions
https://github.com/madrazo/lime-1/tree/winrt7/project/lib/angle (works with NME)
https://github.com/madrazo/angle-ms/tree/vs2017 (ms version of angle enabled for vs2017)
(should be included in project/lib/angle)
Compile lime and DisplayingABitmap:
haxelib run lime rebuild winrt -64 -debug
haxelib run openfl test project.xml winrt -64 -debug
On visual studio 2017, Debug-Options-Symbols, added various directories such as :
C:...\lime\project\obj\msvc19-rt64-stat-debug-c
C:...\DisplayingABitmap\Export\winrt\obj
C:...\DisplayingABitmap\Export\winrt\obj\obj\msvc19-rt64-stat-debug-nc-c
C:\temp (HXCPP temp)
These enables to see the Call Stack, but I am not able to see the source.
I was getting the error "Main-debug.pdb not loaded", but solved it by setting "Use Managed Compatibility Mode" in Tools-Options-Debugging-General
To start debugging: On Debug-Other Debug Targets-Debug Installed App Package, look for "Displaying A Bitmap", choose Native Only or Mixed mode.
You can try enabling the Sleep function on lime/templates/winrt/static/Main.cpp to pause debugging.
You can see on the call stack that crashes on createGLProgram, but I cant access the souces
Any ideas to solve it would be appreciated
NOTE
You can also try to install it by creating the packaged appx with the -appx flag, e.g.
haxelib run openfl test project.xml winrt -64 -debug -appx
The first time you may need to create the certificate using the command that is shown on the command prompt, it will be created in
Export/winrt/scripts/DisplayingABitmap.pfx
Double click the pfx file and install on Local Machine, password openflexample, and "certificate store" to Trusted People
You can see your installed certificates on "Manage Computer Certificates. Check it is on Trusted People/Certificates
The next time it would use the certificate to sign the Appx but alternatively you can it manually with "C:\Program Files (x86)\Windows Kits\10\bin\10.0.17763.0\x64\SignTool.exe" sign /fd SHA256 /a /f Export/winrt/scripts/DisplayingABitmap.pfx /p openflexample Export/winrt/DisplayingABitmap.Appx
Double click the appx and it lets you install it and debug it
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: