I am perplexed. This works with Windows, if I copy a couple of NDLL files over (std, regexp, and zlib). On Linux, I just get an error: error while loading shared libraries: libneko.so: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory (even when libneko.so is in the executable directory).
Is this something that can/should be fixed? I don’t see much documentation about this.
@singmajesty none of those options have enough reflection support for me to load types from another compiled binary at runtime (see my original post’s link to plugin architecture). So for me, it’s Neko or nothing.
@ibilon it doesn’t work – I don’t know much C++, so I don’t think building a statically-linked DLL isn’t something I would try to do.