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It works with my setup I have install wasi-experimental workload, downloaded (latest) WASI SDK and put it in
Now I can build an app generated from Can you do build in your environment and share a binlog ( |
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It seems
dotnet workloads
is an area of dotnet that is not, to many, well known about it seems. If this is the wrong place, please can you let me know?I'm running on Apple Silicon (M1/Arm64).
I'm trying to use a project that is dependent on
wasi-experimental
and the wasi-sdk, and have followed the instruction to instal the MacOs (universal binaries).It seem that if I follow all this correctly
wasi-experimental
is looking for thewasi-sdk
in/Users/{profile}/.wasi-sdk/wasi-sdk-16.0
and, per the project maintainer, putting thebin
,lib
,share
of the v20 sdk in this folder "works on Windows". I have installed v20 the same way.I also have the
WASI_SDK_PATH=/Users/{profile}/.wasi-sdk/wasi-sdk-16.0
If I try and build the project I get the following error:
Any clues, directions or hits are appreciated as this has me dead in the water.
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