Software does not build

[gh-markt]

Whether via pip install PythonFireFx

Or

python setup.py build
python setup.py install

This error is hit:

PythonFireFx/FireFx.c:1253:10: fatal error: Include/Shaderlib.c: No such file or directory
 1253 | #include "Include/Shaderlib.c"
      |          ^~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

[yoyoberenguer]

Hello and thank you for reporting this.

The picture below is showing PIP installation from Windows.

Could you please confirm if you are installing this project from Linux platform and the Linux platform and version used?
If you are installing the project from Windows, could you please let me know the Python version used to build the project. This error might be triggered due to an older Python version copying the C files in a different location from the main project directory

And last please let me know the project version you are installing (in the above screenshot, I see version 1.0.0)
Downloading PythonFireFx-1.0.0.tar.gz (12.6 MB)

Kind Regards

[gh-markt]

I'm using Python 3.11, My Linux kernel version is 5.15.161, it is Slackware based. I'm using GCC 14.2 Both pip install and the manual build via setup.py produced the same result I'm using version 1.00 of the software on the website I'm running inside of a venv With all appropriate libraries installed, and all the most recent versions I'm thinking that the GCC command might need to explicitly have a -I For the directory where the Source files Being compiled are, so It will see the include folder within it. But I haven't been able to figure out exactly where this would need to go

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