When I add require "glfw" to my nimble file, and then run nimble build, the
executable won't run, it fails with the following error:
could not load: libglfw3.dylib compile with -d:nimDebugDlOpen for more
information Okay fine. But I don't know what the invocation for nim actually is
so I can't obey the instruction. How can I find out how nimble build is
invoking nim in order to add the extra parameter to the invocation?
Alternatively, how can I get nimble to build with the extra parameter added? I
tried adding switch("define", "nimDebugDlOpen") to the nimble file in
accordance with the nimscript documentation, but it didn't do anything.
It seems like I have a catch-22 because nimble won't tell me what it's doing
and assumes it has a handle on everything, so I can't use the compiler itself
because i don't know what its doing and I can't tell nimble to do it properly
because it doesn't offer this as an option (or at least it's not listed in the
documentation).
how can I proceed with building the GLFW example?
