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Core error at launch - undefined symbol: driver_powerins #128

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fastpop72 opened this issue Jun 30, 2019 · 8 comments
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Core error at launch - undefined symbol: driver_powerins #128

fastpop72 opened this issue Jun 30, 2019 · 8 comments

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@fastpop72
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I use the mame2010 core on my bartop, i compiled the source yesterday and today, compile works ok but core doesn't start giving "driver_powerins" error.

I use a PC with debian stretch (x64) and retropie.

I noticed a commit 4 days ago, something has changed on the x64 compiling script?

Thanks.

@c0d3h4x0r
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I'm running into the same thing on my Raspberry Pi 3B+ w/ RetroPie after recompiling this core from source.

@c0d3h4x0r
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It had to be something in this commit: 70c98cf

The prebuilt binary of this core for RetroPie -- which doesn't exhibit this issue -- is stamped with commit c87309d, which was the one just before that one.

@c0d3h4x0r
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I also recompiled this core from commit c87309d and it no longer exhibits the issue -- so this was definitely introduced by 70c98cf.

c0d3h4x0r added a commit to c0d3h4x0r/RetroPie-Setup that referenced this issue Jul 7, 2019
@shantigilbert
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I have the same problem I compiled all the recent versions and the issue is introduced on this commit f44d379

@shantigilbert
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there are a few typos the Makefile.common this patch fixes them

--- a/Makefile.common
+++ b/Makefile.common
@@ -542,7 +542,7 @@
 	$(DRIVERS)/ohmygod.o $(VIDEO)/ohmygod.o \
 	$(DRIVERS)/powerins.o $(VIDEO)/powerins.o
 
-$(MAMEOBJ)/atlus.a: $(ATLUS_OBJ)
+$(MAMEOBJ)/atlus.a: $(ATLUS_OBJS)
 
 BARCREST_OBJS := \
 	$(VIDEO)/awpvid.o \
@@ -1281,7 +1281,7 @@
 	$(DRIVERS)/mermaid.o $(VIDEO)/mermaid.o \
 	$(DRIVERS)/mjkjidai.o $(VIDEO)/mjkjidai.o
 
-$(MAMEOBJ)/sanritsu.a: $(SANRITSU)
+$(MAMEOBJ)/sanritsu.a: $(SANRITSU_OBJS)
 
 SEGA_OBJS := \
 	$(DRIVERS)/aladbl.o \

@c0d3h4x0r
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Awesome, thanks! Have you already prepared a pull request? If not, I'll locally recreate your changes, verify them, and create one.

c0d3h4x0r added a commit to c0d3h4x0r/mame2010-libretro that referenced this issue Jul 7, 2019
@c0d3h4x0r
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I've commited the change to my fork here: c0d3h4x0r@f9914e3

I've kicked off a local build to verify that it resolves the issue before creating the pull request.

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Verified, this cures it. Creating pull request.

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