netrepl not working because of missing rawterm about spork HOT 5 CLOSED

Yeah, a lot of confusion here.

First, you would need to run the net repl server on a client in a new fiber, for example with (ev/spawn …). And yes, since jaylib is blocking there is some latency but in practice this should actually work alright - at 60fps, requests will have 16ms latency. Still, not ideal but not a deal breaker.

second, telnet is not anything you want here, the netrepl protocol requires a real client. ‘janet-netrepl -c’ is the command you would use to connect.

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What OS and janet version are you using? If the static library is built I don't see why the .so would not be built.

Also worth making sure you have an up to date jpm with sudo jpm install jpm

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Also the output of jpm show-paths should have modpath as /usr/local/lib/janet, according to your stacktrace. If it doesn't, it may be that rawterm.so was installed somewhere else and jpm/janet is configured incorrectly

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After updating jpm and installing sprok again this issue is gone. Thanks for your support.

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Sorry for reopening!

Maybe I have misunderstood what netrepl is supposed to do or supposed to be used for. I want to develop a game interactivly and have some code:

(use jaylib)

(import spork/netrepl)

(defn draw []
  (let [[x y] (get-mouse-position)]
    (draw-circle-gradient (math/floor x) (math/floor y) 31.4 :lime :red)
    (draw-poly [500 200] 5 40 0 :magenta)
    (draw-line-bezier
      [(- x 100) y]
      [(+ x 100) (+ y 50)]
      4 :pink)
    (draw-line-ex
      [x (- y 10)]
      [x (+ y 10)]
      4 :sky-blue)
    (draw-line-strip
      [[x 0] [x 100] [50 y] [10 180]]
      :ray-white)))

(netrepl/server-single)

(init-window 1024 768 "Test Game")
(set-target-fps 60)
(hide-cursor)

(while (not (window-should-close))
  (begin-drawing)
  (clear-background [0 0 0])
  (draw)
  (end-drawing))

(close-window)

So jaylib is setup, there is a window and a proper drawing loop . I also started a netrepl which should wait on incoming connections. Now I would telnet localhost port 9365 and update the draw function (again and again), and see my changes. So the plan. Maybe it would need some locking before updating the drawing, but in theory the plan should work. But netrepl seems not to evaluate anything. Also I tried the netrepl/client but the effect is the same.

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