Build image.c as an extension; Fixed Windows support#256
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ptytb wants to merge 2 commits intoorakaro:masterfrom
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Build image.c as an extension; Fixed Windows support#256ptytb wants to merge 2 commits intoorakaro:masterfrom
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Gonna give this a test in next version release. Thanks for your effort! |
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It installs without any error, thank you @ptytb Then I start: But I get a connection problem after starting rainbowstream, maybe it will be fixed after I upgrade to version 1.4.0. Can you merge this? @orakaro |
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I've been having installing and functioning issues on Windows, now it seem to work fine.
I tried to do some things more cross-platform way.
I'm running rainbowstream on ConEmu terminal for Windows and commands do work, images are rendering.
Update: I've just tested it on Debian Jessie, it compiles and works.