Raspberry PI example not compiling about raylib-go

[gen2brain]

I guess you are trying to cross compile for RPi, so libasound2-dev you installed is just for system.
Try just to copy alsa includes to e.g. /usr/local/gcc-linaro-arm-linux-gnueabihf-raspbian-x64/include so compiler can find it by default. mini_al opens alsa on runtime, doesn't link library so that should be ok.

On real device instructions for ubuntu/debian should just work.

[Pienkaito]

This is interesting. I found out that /usr/local/gcc-linaro-arm-linux-gnueabihf-raspbian-x64/ doesn't have an include folder, so I created one and copied the alsa folder inside.

Sofar no compilation errors. I will report back once I execute the build on my RPI Zero.

[Pienkaito]

There are some wierd behaviours regarding my RPI build.

Here's a simple code example, that I've tested.

for !raylib.WindowShouldClose() {
	raylib.BeginDrawing()
	raylib.ClearBackground(raylib.RayWhite)

	if raylib.IsKeyDown(raylib.KeyA) {
		raylib.DrawCircle(50, 50, 19, raylib.Blue)
	}
	raylib.EndDrawing()
}

The supposed outcome should be that if I hold the A-Key on my keyboard then it should show a blue circle on the screen.
It does, but it flickers.
The second issue is that I can only execute my build via terminal only. Without it my Raspberry freezes.

As gen2brain said, I've cross-compiled my build with WSL.

[gen2brain]

ALSA headers are now included/bundled, also, instructions for Android and RPi are changed.

[gen2brain]

@Pienkaito also, see raysan5/raylib#379

[gen2brain]

ALSA headers are not needed anymore, dlopen is used instead.