build.zig: Fix cross-compiling from Linux #3090
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@yujiri8 thanks for the improvement! |
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I've been using raylib for a game written in Zig, and the current build.zig works fine for me when building for my host, but when cross-compiling, the compile-raylib step fails with errors about not being able to find Xlib headers. This fixes it for me. (I am on Alpine Linux.)