As I said before, try to run it from the command line. Does it work now when compiling for Windows? Because if it doesn't, the Krom crash is expected.

It does work when compiling for windows. I did run it from the command line, Krom still crashes. Thank you.

Can you run Krom (from https://github.com/Kode/Krom) in Visual Studio? You'll just have to put in the start parameters in the Visual Studio properties.

Sorry for the delay in response. I grabbed Krom and ran the node Kinc/make command to build the VS project. This was succesfull and no errors were displayed. When I try open the VS project I get this error:

Sorry but I can not reproduce that and have no idea how you do that.

Got it to work. The Krom executable I finally compiled works. The Krom window stays open and works correctly from within visual studio code. Thank for all of the help.

Hm, so does that mean compute is now also working for you?

Yes the compute example works from visual studio code using Krom. Krom still does not open a window from Kode Studio but compiles correctly. Thank you again for helping me work through these issues.

Null Problemo. Any insights on what went wrong (for example why that error message in VS showed up)? Would help me with future problems.

Yes I just figured that glsl error message out. It took me a while to reproduce. Instead of changing directories to the Krom directory in the command prompt I changed it to Krom/Kinc accidentally. The VS project was then built in the wrong location. Running node Kinc/make from the Krom directory fix the problem. Everything worked by setting visual studio code to the newly compiled Krom.exe path.

PS I'm stealing "Null Problemo".

Thank you again for your patience.

Thanks!

PS: I stole Null Problemo myself from the German version of Alf.