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[QUESTION] Go-Darknet for Windows #29

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kraftjustin opened this issue Nov 11, 2022 · 1 comment
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[QUESTION] Go-Darknet for Windows #29

kraftjustin opened this issue Nov 11, 2022 · 1 comment
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Hey!
Did you also test this on Windows? I just tried implementing this into my Go-Project but it doesn't seem to work. First problem was that he couldn't find the <darknet.h> file. I think I solved this by changing the cgo include paths to the path where the darknet repository is located. on my Windows PC. However when I'm trying to run it, it always exits with status code 3221225781. According to my research this means that some form of dll is missing?
I can't really debug or find out what really causes this issue.

Do you maybe have an idea on how to fix the issue?
Kind regards :)

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LdDl commented Nov 14, 2022

Hello there!
I've not tested it on Windows yet since I do not know about Windows a lot (how CGO works there).
Googling such status code 3221225781 leads me to https://stackoverflow.com/questions/49413443/trouble-debugging-error-with-exit-code-3221225781-missing-libraries-in-windows
Isn't this error caused just by missing VS redistributable?

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@LdDl LdDl changed the title Go-Darknet for Windows [QUESTION] Go-Darknet for Windows Nov 14, 2022
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