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DreyMIX:
Hi @b4nd1t0,
I'm looking for the groovywolf 0.183 for linux, but without success. I saw groovywolf 0.183 on your repository, but unfortunately I noticed that you had compiled it only for windows. Would it be possible for you to compile it for the Linux system too? (I generally use Ubuntu, I don't know if it makes a difference).
But if you can't do it, can you tell me the system to be able to compile for me the version I'm looking for? What exactly do I need? I've never compiled a version of MAME, so tell me if it's complicated.
Thank you!
DreyMIX:
So I'm trying it myself, but I don't know if I'm doing it right, if so correct me if I'm wrong.
I installed the latest version of Ubuntu 22, taking the ISO from the official website. Then I installed it with Virtual Box. After the first start, I launched the command to install all the compilation tools:
--- Code: ---sudo apt-get install git build-essential python3 libsdl2-dev libsdl2-ttf-dev libfontconfig-dev libpulse-dev qtbase5-dev qtbase5-dev-tools qtchooser qt5-qmake
--- End code ---
Since I was looking for 0.183, I didn't find any patches for groovymame with this version, so I wanted to do a quick test with the latest version of mame. So I went to wolfmame's Github and downloaded the zip source of 0.261, extracted it and copied it to the virtual machine. Then I went and downloaded the GroovyMAME patch from the official Gihub and placed it in the main wolfmame folder.
At this point I ran the patch like this:
--- Code: ---patch -p1 <GroovyMAME261.patch
--- End code ---
PS: I don't know why I put p1 instead of p0, but on some forums they said to put 1, I didn't really understand the difference.
It took him almost 1 seconds to do everything. In the log lines, I read that something was not found correctly or something. But I didn't worry about it, but moved on.
So then I compiled with the command:
--- Code: ---make -j5
--- End code ---
I entered the "-j5" parameter because I installed the virtual machine with 4 processors and they say that option 5 allows faster compilation on quad-core processors.
It's still compiling at the moment, but I wanted to understand if I did everything correctly.
Thank you!
b4nd1t0:
groovyhbmame 0.245.16 win/linux ready
b4nd1t0:
--- Quote from: DreyMIX on January 16, 2024, 07:50:20 pm ---Hi @b4nd1t0,
I'm looking for the groovywolf 0.183 for linux, but without success. I saw groovywolf 0.183 on your repository, but unfortunately I noticed that you had compiled it only for windows. Would it be possible for you to compile it for the Linux system too? (I generally use Ubuntu, I don't know if it makes a difference).
But if you can't do it, can you tell me the system to be able to compile for me the version I'm looking for? What exactly do I need? I've never compiled a version of MAME, so tell me if it's complicated.
Thank you!
--- End quote ---
to compile 183 you need GCC 5.3.0, with the wolfmame sources you apply the groovy patch 017c, check for any errors (with --dry-run) and make any necessary changes
DreyMIX:
--- Quote from: b4nd1t0 on January 31, 2024, 08:08:32 am ---
--- Quote from: DreyMIX on January 16, 2024, 07:50:20 pm ---Hi @b4nd1t0,
I'm looking for the groovywolf 0.183 for linux, but without success. I saw groovywolf 0.183 on your repository, but unfortunately I noticed that you had compiled it only for windows. Would it be possible for you to compile it for the Linux system too? (I generally use Ubuntu, I don't know if it makes a difference).
But if you can't do it, can you tell me the system to be able to compile for me the version I'm looking for? What exactly do I need? I've never compiled a version of MAME, so tell me if it's complicated.
Thank you!
--- End quote ---
to compile 183 you need GCC 5.3.0, with the wolfmame sources you apply the groovy patch 017c, check for any errors (with --dry-run) and make any necessary changes
--- End quote ---
where can I find the groovy patch 0.17c? I see that it is no longer present on Github.
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