>haxelib run openfl setup
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swf is up to date
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Uncaught exception - [file_open,C:\HaxeToolkit\haxe\\lime]
It looks like it’s trying to enable the “lime” command, but the command is already enabled and another program is already using it. This command takes the form of a binary file named “lime,” and a batch file named “lime.bat,” in your C:/HaxeToolkit/haxe/ folder. Delete both of those, and the setup process should work.
Though if the files really are in use, you may not be able to delete them without restarting first.
Thanks @player_03, maybe that would have worked as well.
I’ve fiddled with haxelib a bit and resolved the issue before reading your answer. Not sure what was exactly though, I tried a bunch of things: cleaned up some unused libs, called haxelib selfupdate again, removed lime folder, etc.
Anyway now any simple openfl application (like the DisplayingABitmap demo) crashes when targeting neko and cpp. No error messages are printed. They work fine if I use -Dv2.
Here’s what happens if I target html5 instead:
c:\HaxeToolkit\haxe\openfl-samples\2,2,2\DisplayingABitmap>openfl test project.xml html5
Not_found
