filipe
hey folks,
I tried to fetch a small library which has a NIF module that calls a C code, but seems it cannot be fetched, so I’m getting:
{:error, {:load_failed, ‘Failed to load NIF library: './c_source.so: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory'’}}
It has the makefile, and all is working fine on the library directory
I tried to force fetch it directly from git like
{:ex_interval, git: "
https://github.com/filipevarjao/ex_interval.git` `", branch: “master”}
I can see all source code is fetched and compiled generating the *.so file on the deps directory, but on the _build directory it only shows the beam files
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hauleth
This library uses relative path for fetching the
*.sowhile it should store it inprivand load it from there using:code.priv_dir(app_name).filipe
How is the proper way to store the *.so file on the priv directory?
dimitarvp
If the native dependency has a build script (like a
Makefile) you could add a step to just copy the resulting.sofile(s) topriv/.