Compiling help: [GLibC Library Incompatibility / version "GLIBC_2.38" not found] about funkin HOT 6 OPEN

I had a similar problem building for native Linux in Ubuntu 22.04, in my case it was Lime's command line throwing the error (apparently something in Neko requiring glibc 2.38)

I've fixed it by calling lime rebuild linux -64 -release -clean. Also isn't Haxe only updated up to 4.2 on Debian? I've heard Funkin requires at least 4.3

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Also isn't Haxe only updated up to 4.2 on Debian? I've heard Funkin requires at least 4.3

Using special Apt configurations I was able to get Haxe 4.3 and I updated my Haxelib to latest.
It still doesn't work even with the command you did. GlibC needs to be updated somehow...

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Also isn't Haxe only updated up to 4.2 on Debian? I've heard Funkin requires at least 4.3

Using special Apt configurations I was able to get Haxe 4.3 and I updated my Haxelib to latest. It still doesn't work even with the command you did. GlibC needs to be updated somehow...

Well that just sucks, but looking closely at the error it's not even mentioning glibc but instead libm.
And updating GlibC is out of scope (it could just break your system), downgrading Lime to use an older glibc is more viable, which running the command should've already done.

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Well that just sucks, but looking closely at the error it's not even mentioning glibc but instead libm. And updating GlibC is out of scope (it could just break your system), downgrading Lime to use an older glibc is more viable, which running the command should've already done.

No, lime is not the reason, its lime/ndll/Linux64/lime.ndll which depends on that version AND it's a binary so we can't modify it.

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No, lime is not the reason, its lime/ndll/Linux64/lime.ndll which depends on that version AND it's a binary so we can't modify it.

Exactly, but what that command does is rebuild that file as well, which makes me think it might not be related to the glibc version.

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Exactly, but what that command does is rebuild that file as well, which makes me think it might not be related to the glibc version.

Maybe. Lime repo is modified by FNF team, so I would go through that trouble.

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