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update zig template #671
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hmm, poking the repository, I see the master branch already changed the template to use executable (and with a better way to do it!), it is just not on the release version yet |
@Ruulul No need for an entrypoint: wasm4/cli/assets/templates/zig/build.zig Line 14 in 091b829
addExecutable )
As a small sidenote, I have two command line tools that I use to start projects for TIC-80 and Sokol Zig: Maybe I should also create something like that for WASM-4 :) Note I have used the new I guess we could have a |
in the process of poking your links and the build documentation, I learned so much more about the capacities of the zig build system I replaced the gonna soon publish this small simulator to wasm4, just need to adjust some things first |
I just published my zig-wasm4-starter-kit which might interest you. |
And I have a little tool myself over at https://github.com/peterhellberg/w4-init which I've so far used in a few small experiments ✨ |
Using master build 0.12.0-dev.1625+6fd1c64f2.
Currently, when you try to build with the template, it has issues, related to open issues with compiling as lib on wasm.
Current workaround: add a dummy
export fn _start() void {}
and compile as executable.Ergonomics suggestion: it is possible to make zig itself call the
w4
, requiring a relatively small addition to the build and a new file:Opening as an issue first to know if I should just directly make a PR to the templates?
It bothers me that one has to create the _start function, but I couldnt find a better workaround
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