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Okay, I see your point. Allthough the ProcessStartMode.inheritStdio (which can be passed to Process.start) allows to forward stdin/out/err to the child process transparently, which enables all the scenarios you described above. It's still not exactly the same as native, as for example additional unix file descriptor will not be passed to the child, but it might be sufficient enough for your use case.

Secondly, if you prefer to keep the native approach, why use the C-library anyways, when you can directly invoke the methods from dart via ffi. As far as I can see, you do not links against any extra libraries, so the functions you invoke are all available directly from within dart. This would remove the extra layer as well, without sacrificing the native approach. You could even use https://pub.dev/packages/ffigen to generate the native function bindings.

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After further investigation, I found out the reason it is not working is simply that I am using docker on an ARM machine with an ARM image - so of course the x64 so cannot be loaded.

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Currently supported platforms are:

If the error still occurs, please reopen this issue.

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I also encountered this issue today.
Seems like Visual Studio - develop for Windows must be installed.
So basic 'flutter doctor'-case 😅.

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I will check your suggestion thank you

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Interesting 🤔, I guess I need to think about changing the "native" part of this library 🤔.
Maybe I can change it from C++ implementation to Go or rust - a much simpler API and possibly less error-prone.

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I had this issue today as well, inside a Docker Dev-Container.

One question: Why the native code at all? Dart has the Process class to start and control child processes and the ProcessSignal class to register and handle signals.

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Hi @Skycoder42,
Since we do not want to "communicate" with a native process acting as a bridge, instead we want the process to directly use the shell to have a native feel. For example, with this, it can render and delete lines, wait for key inputs and so on

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I was experimenting with the ProcessStartMode.inheritStdio before, But it did not work as expected, but I can't recall the problem. I think it's worth going back and testing it again.

Also, if you have a good idea of what it might look like, feel free to open a PR.

Thank you for your insight! 🚀

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