procedure entry point neko_kind_lookup not found in ssl.ndll

[Ashiq A.]

Hi,

I'm working on a little app in Lime that I'm trying to test with Neko. This app makes an HTTP web request (using the thx library) to a server (GET/POST/PUT calls).

Until recently, things were working fine; however, on one of my dev boxes, I now get an error when I try to include the web library and run the app with neko:

> The procedure entry point neko_kind_lookup could not be located in the dynamic link library D:\HaxeToolkit\neko\ssl.ndll

I tried uninstalling/reinstalling Haxe (3.4.2) and Neko (2.1) independently and together, and it makes no difference. I can see ssl.ndll on disk.

This only affects one out of two machines I tested on. How can I troubleshoot and fix this?

For reference, you can see the error popup here: http://i.imgur.com/3QUWfHY.png

--Ashiq

[Andy Li]

Google is your friend :)
https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/haxelang/KamRQVxyiiI

You have an old neko.dll somewhere in your path.
You may enter `where neko.dll` in a command prompt to find it out.

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[Ashiq A.]

Looks like DuckDuckGo failed me this time :)

Thanks, it looks like this resolved my problem too. Although "where neko.dll" shows D:\HaxeToolkit, I can see that the Lime templates ship with a different version of neko.dll and a few .ndlls (ssl.ndll is not one of them). Overwriting these with the ones from the latest Neko download worked.

How this broke is still beyond me, but thanks for the quick turn-around on this.

--Ashiq