Missing "exe.linkLibrary(zglfw.artifact("glfw"));" in the build.zig example

[Logickin-Lambda]

I have been puzzling on using this library for a good couple of hours because I kept on getting the errors about not linking the functions from the learn_opengl.exe.obj:

run
└─ run learn_opengl
   └─ zig build-exe learn_opengl Debug native 8 errors
error: lld-link: undefined symbol: glfwTerminate
    note: referenced by C:\Users\<users>\My Stuff\7_SoftwareDevelopment\zig\learn_opengl\src\main.zig:41
    note:               C:\Users\<users>\My Stuff\7_SoftwareDevelopment\zig\learn_opengl\.zig-cache\o\b2ec2d1bc7eaaef8f4ec186984fc35e5\learn_opengl.exe.obj:(main.main)
    note: referenced by C:\Users\<users>\My Stuff\7_SoftwareDevelopment\zig\learn_opengl\src\main.zig:41
    note:               C:\Users\<users>\My Stuff\7_SoftwareDevelopment\zig\learn_opengl\.zig-cache\o\b2ec2d1bc7eaaef8f4ec186984fc35e5\learn_opengl.exe.obj:(main.main)
error: lld-link: undefined symbol: glfwDestroyWindow
    note: referenced by C:\Users\<users>\My Stuff\7_SoftwareDevelopment\zig\learn_opengl\src\main.zig:48
    note:               C:\Users\<users>\My Stuff\7_SoftwareDevelopment\zig\learn_opengl\.zig-cache\o\b2ec2d1bc7eaaef8f4ec186984fc35e5\learn_opengl.exe.obj:(main.main)
error: lld-link: undefined symbol: glfwPollEvents
    note: referenced by C:\Users\<users>\My Stuff\7_SoftwareDevelopment\zig\learn_opengl\src\main.zig:53
    note:               C:\Users\<users>\My Stuff\7_SoftwareDevelopment\zig\learn_opengl\.zig-cache\o\b2ec2d1bc7eaaef8f4ec186984fc35e5\learn_opengl.exe.obj:(main.main)
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After having a look to the zig-gamedev samples you have suggested, it seems that the Getting Started section missed to link the library, which the following solution works:

const zglfw = b.dependency("zglfw", .{});
exe_mod.addImport("zglfw", zglfw.module("root"));
exe.linkLibrary(zglfw.artifact("glfw")); // <-- This is the missing line from the example

[Logickin-Lambda]

Oh, I have mis-read the documentation and I thought target.result.os.tag != .emscripten was something do with emscripten, and I have missed the linkLibrary function, my bad.