How to build SDLMAME 0.137 and later

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Re: How to build SDLMAME 0.136u1 and later Prethorian #58130 01/16/10 06:40 PM
Joined: Mar 2001 Posts: 17,261 Likes: 267 USA R R. Belmont Very Senior Member
R. Belmont Very Senior Member R Joined: Mar 2001 Posts: 17,261 Likes: 267 USA	Even better: Code find . -type f -not -name uismall.png -exec sed -ie 's/.$//' {} \; ...works on everything. The results should build fine on Intel. Please note that if you are having trouble and patching failed for you earlier you must delete everything and start over. One way to avoid having to do that is to add the --dry-run flag to patch - it will run and show errors (if any) but not modify any files. If it succeeds you can then run without that flag. Last edited by R. Belmont; 01/16/10 06:54 PM.

Re: How to build SDLMAME 0.136u1 and later Prethorian #58131 01/16/10 06:57 PM
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Cyberzinho Punk Senior Member Joined: Sep 2006 Posts: 200 São José dos Campos, SP, Bra...	Hm.... For me, appears this error during compilation: Compiling src/emu/video/9927tms9927.c... cc1plus: warnings being treated as errors src/emu/video/tms9927.c: In function 'void generic_access(const device_config, offs_t)': src/emu/video/tms9927.c:142: error: array subscript is above array bounds src/emu/video/tms9927.c:149: error: array subscript is above array bounds src/emu/video/tms9927.c:149: error: array subscript is above array bounds src/emu/video/tms9927.c:149: error: array subscript is above array bounds src/emu/video/tms9927.c:149: error: array subscript is above array bounds src/emu/video/tms9927.c:149: error: array subscript is above array bounds make: ** [obj/sdl/mame/emu/video/tms9927.o] Error 1 I'm using Slackware Linux 13.0.... Sorry, my English is bad! MAME for Slackware

Re: How to build SDLMAME 0.136u1 and later Cyberzinho Punk #58132 01/16/10 07:01 PM
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R. Belmont Very Senior Member R Joined: Mar 2001 Posts: 17,261 Likes: 267 USA	CP: Your GCC is broken. There is no possbility of out-of-bounds access on those lines.

Re: How to build SDLMAME 0.136u1 and later R. Belmont #58133 01/16/10 07:11 PM
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MAMEBase Senior Member M Joined: Sep 2000 Posts: 481 Likes: 2 Madison, WI, USA	@Arbee - Is it safe to assume that the endings.zip utility on your WIP page has been modified, and along with the other change you posted at the top of this thread, it's now safe to compile (at least on a PPC running 10.5.8)? The following statement is true... The preceding statement is false.

Re: How to build SDLMAME 0.136u1 and later R. Belmont #58134 01/16/10 07:11 PM
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R. Belmont Very Senior Member R Joined: Mar 2001 Posts: 17,261 Likes: 267 USA	In case people aren't checking back to the first post of the thread (and I can't blame you), two updates: 1) PowerPC cannot be built with u1 due to some missing changes. I have posted an experimental source overlay on my page (which also includes the dsp56k fix for Intel OS X) which permitted compiling on my dual G5 tower. Remember to make BIGENDIAN=1 still. 2) To build Intel OS X, edit src/emu/cpu/dsp56k/dsp56k.c. Go to line 35 (should be blank with an #include on the next line). Add #undef L_SET and save. Last edited by R. Belmont; 01/16/10 07:16 PM.

Re: How to build SDLMAME 0.136u1 and later R. Belmont #58135 01/16/10 07:18 PM
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MAMEBase Senior Member M Joined: Sep 2000 Posts: 481 Likes: 2 Madison, WI, USA	Ah... Well that answers that then... The following statement is true... The preceding statement is false.

Re: How to build SDLMAME 0.136u1 and later MAMEBase #58136 01/16/10 07:31 PM
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R. Belmont Very Senior Member R Joined: Mar 2001 Posts: 17,261 Likes: 267 USA	With the updated pieces (including ppcfix.zip) I've built working versions on Fedora 12 (x64), Mac OS X 10.5.8 (PPC), and Mac OS X 10.6.2 (Intel 32-bit) by following my own directions from scratch.

Re: How to build SDLMAME 0.136u1 and later

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I'm getting this error:

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Compiling src/mame/audio/snes.c...
src/mame/audio/snes.c:1369: internal compiler error: in loc_descriptor, at dwarf2out.c:9664
Please submit a full bug report,
with preprocessed source if appropriate.
See <URL:http://developer.apple.com/bugreporter> for instructions.

Xcode 3.2.1

Re: How to build SDLMAME 0.136u1 and later R. Belmont #58138 01/16/10 07:33 PM
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Carbon Senior Member Joined: May 1999 Posts: 619 Likes: 1 Luxembourg	Line endings change works now, but it leaves the original files with an 'e' added to the name of the file. Is that supposed to happen? Patching also works without any failed hunks now, but I'm still getting the compilation error in dsp56k. (edit: works now per RB's instructions above). Last edited by Carbon; 01/16/10 07:36 PM.

Re: How to build SDLMAME 0.136u1 and later judge #58139 01/16/10 07:34 PM
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R. Belmont Very Senior Member R Joined: Mar 2001 Posts: 17,261 Likes: 267 USA	judge: I don't see it on either PPC or Intel, both with the latest available Xcode updates (via the Software Update thingy). You'll need to either tweek the source to not do it or file a RADAR bug with Apple. Carbon: one earlier version I posted did that, the current endings posted should fix that issue. Please fix dsp56k.c according to the instructions already posted on this thread.

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