Dependency fixes #196
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…to compile Raylib-rs, at least from my usage of it.
…equired to compile Raylib-rs, at least from my usage of it." This reverts commit e5ec14a.
…eded to build raylib-rs
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I am using Pop!_OS 22.04. After looking more into it, it seems that it isn't libclang-dev but still one of the libclangs. libclang-dev installs on or more of the actual one it needs but I have yet to determine the exact libclang file it seems to be wanting. Here is the compiler error it provides: "Unable to find libclang: "couldn't find any valid shared libraries matching: ['libclang.so', 'libclang-.so', 'libclang.so.', 'libclang-.so.'], set the |
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Added "libclang-dev" to the dependencies for Linux in the readme as Raylib-rs will not build without it. I am unsure if the docker image needed libclang-dev but added it just as a precaution since I haven't used docker before.