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It goes well but some cores failed to build. One of them, desmume, needed pcap.h. Solved after installing libpcap0.8-dev.
I found other three cores that fail to build: bsnes_accuracy, bsnes_performance and bsnes_balanced.
Well, the cores are actually built. The problem is that there is a mismatch between the filename of the output of the compiler and the filename in the cp command that copy the cores to dist/unix.
In the case of bsnes_accurary the file built at libretro-bsnes_accuracy/out/ is bsnes2014_accuracy_libretro.so but the cp command try to copy bsnes_accuracy_libretro.so to dist/unix, so the cp command fails.
It happens that compiler output has 2014 in the filename, but copy command don't.
bsnes_balanced and bsnes_performance has the same problem.
I manually rename the file as a workaround. I'm not sure about what would be the right solution.
Regards and thank you.
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bsnes_accuracy, bsnes_performance and bsnes_balanced cores are successfully built but cp command to copy them to dist/unix fails because is trying to copy:
out/bsnes_accuracy_libretro.so instead of out/bsnes2014_accuracy_libretro.so
out/bsnes_performance_libretro.so instead of out/bsnes2014_performance_libretro.so
out/bsnes_balanced_libretro.so instead of out/bsnes2014_balanced_libretro.so
so libretro-build.sh count them as failed cores when they are succesfully built, but no copiet to dist/unix
Hi.
Yesterday, I built retroarch/libretro, under Debian 10, according to documentation at https://docs.libretro.com/development/retroarch/compilation/linux-and-bsd/
It goes well but some cores failed to build. One of them, desmume, needed pcap.h. Solved after installing libpcap0.8-dev.
I found other three cores that fail to build: bsnes_accuracy, bsnes_performance and bsnes_balanced.
Well, the cores are actually built. The problem is that there is a mismatch between the filename of the output of the compiler and the filename in the cp command that copy the cores to dist/unix.
In the case of bsnes_accurary the file built at libretro-bsnes_accuracy/out/ is bsnes2014_accuracy_libretro.so but the cp command try to copy bsnes_accuracy_libretro.so to dist/unix, so the cp command fails.
It happens that compiler output has 2014 in the filename, but copy command don't.
bsnes_balanced and bsnes_performance has the same problem.
I manually rename the file as a workaround. I'm not sure about what would be the right solution.
Regards and thank you.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: