add warning messages when wayland fails to load due to shared libraries #503
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For reference I wasn't able to fully test this -- it looks like there's some unrelated failing tests in |
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| let client = LibWaylandClient::try_load()?; | ||
| let egl = LibWaylandEgl::try_load()?; | ||
| let xkb = LibXkbCommon::try_load()?; | ||
| let client = eprint_iferr("libwayland-client", LibWaylandClient::try_load())?; |
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Maybe try_load could return a better message instead of handling this here?
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for sure, I can handle the errors in the try_load() fns
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While trying to debug why macroquad was failing to run in a container, I ran into a variation of this issue, which turned out to just be that I was missing
libwayland-eglin the container.This would have been more straightforward to debug if miniquad printed the reason it failed to initialize when it fails, which it does in a few other scenarios.
This change adds eprintln! warnings when a required library is missing