Could not successfully build lr-flycast

[mitu]

Looks like some recent changes in the upstream source 'broke' the build/compilation on ARM systems. Use the binaries to update in the mean time.

[GreenHawk84]

@mitu I went in and located lr-flycast in optional packages, it threw the same error.

[mitu]

@greenhawk84 said in Could not successfully build lr-flycast:

I went in and located lr-flycast in optional packages,

Not sure what you mean - building from source is usually done this way.

it threw the same error.

Should be fine now if you build from source again.

[GreenHawk84]

@mitu thank you, one more question, I have a bunch of packages that are in red text that say they cannot be installed because of compatibility. Is this a new normal thing now or a side effect of using Zerojay's script for OpenBOR?

[mitu]

@greenhawk84 it's a normal thing, added by some recent changes in RetroPie-Setup. They where hidden before, but now all packages are displayed and the ones that are not compatible are highlighted in red.

[Crush]

@mitu said in Could not successfully build lr-flycast:

Looks like some recent changes in the upstream source 'broke' the build/compilation on ARM systems. Use the binaries to update in the mean time.

The issue seems to be still there for x86 systems.

[mitu]

@crush Upstream looks like it's adding new code from the standalone emulator (flycast), potentially breaking the build on various platforms. Wait until things settle again to update from source.

[bluestang]

@mitu this has been long overdue for lr-flycast. I recall I had to submit a PR to get the Pi4's Vulkan driver working some months ago.

[GreenHawk84]

@bluestang does this mean Flycast will utilize Vulkan soon?

[bluestang]

@greenhawk84 lr-flycast already is compatible with Vulkan for the Pi4. It is disabled in the RetroPie script but it can be easily modified to build lr-flycast with the Vulkan backend.

[GreenHawk84]

@bluestang I am curious to know what exactly is using Vulkan right now on Pi4?