@J Luis
>
> Are there any build errors?
> And what windows version are you on?
> I'm a little clueless here, as I don't really know, what there is that can
> go wrong with the build steps.
> You can definitely try to install glfw yourself:
> http://www.glfw.org/
> And make sure that the resulting DLL's are in your path.
> And/or Install the newest Julia version and make sure that everything is
> setup correctly.
> My glfw3.dll is in .julia/v0.3/GLFW/deps/usr/
> You can look into GLFW.jl to make sure that the it searches the library
> correctly.
> In mine it says on line 3:
> const lib = find_library(["glfw3", "libglfw3", "glfw", "libglfw"],
> [Pkg.dir("GLFW/deps"), Pkg.dir("GLFW/deps/usr/lib")])
>
I'm on Win64 with a "0-day build". But the problem is that it doesn't
update, doesn't (re)install well is I manually remove the GLFW folder (it
doens't doesn't download the zip file), it doesn't remove the package when
I do
julia> Pkg.rm("GLFW")
INFO: No packages to install, update or remove
INFO: Package database updated
I must also tell that I had made a previous attempt to test this a couple
weeks ago and now I just seam to be unable to remove the previous
installation (without recurring to the nuke option -> boom METADATA)
