Vircon32 Emulator
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@buzztea said in Vircon32 Emulator:
CMake 3.17.5 or higher is required. You are running version 3.13.4
Looks like vircon32 needs a higher cmake to compile.
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@Folly did you get this running on a stock Retropie build?
I don't know what cmake version the stock Retropie installs. If it doesn't install the correct version. Then I need to add that ability
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Haven't tried but, likely, it will not work.
I would have to look at my Buster image (rpiOSdesktop + RetroPie on top) to know which version it runs.Don't you have a stock build either ?
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@Folly I'm away from my pi right now. (Vacation)
Some opened a issue on the repo and the cmake version was too low. So I thought to hit you up to see if you could recall easily.
If not no big deal. I will mess with it once I'm back.
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Just updated my old Buster image and checked the cmake version, it has :
version 3.16.3That is definitely too low.
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@Folly thanks for that.
So either I make it only work on bullseye or have to have it compile it's own cmake version
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I would go for the first, Bullseye or higher.
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@Folly yeah. I had the same thought
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@ExarKunIv hate to ask here, not sure where to do this exactly
in your extras
Using Exarkuniv Retro pie extras, i have an issuelr-canary mid install it stops and asks for Github username and password ideas? nothing seems to be working
also still can't seem to install lr-citra both seem to be for the same system on the pi5
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@Retrodade this is because of the whole Nintendo shutting down yuzu and stuff. So anything linking to the old repos will not work
The lr core has not been updated to point to any new repos
But someone did post a update for it. That fixes the issue.
I will need to test it and it works. I can update my script
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@ExarKunIv ok thank you for the answer
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Hello, sorry if I saw this a little late. I am the creator of Vircon32.
Were you able to play Vircon32 on the Pi 4? Maybe I can help you. By the way, I see you were trying to install my emulator but if you use RetroPie maybe you can use the Vircon32 core directly?
I'm not sure about that one to be honest. I know the core is integrated into RetroArch and some other front-ends (Lakka, EmuELEC...) but not sure if RetroPie can use it.
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@Vircon32 First: Thanks for sharing vircon32 with the community.
It should not be too hard to get it compiled on a Pi4 with with RaspiOS Buster 32Bit. AFAICT the build error stems from the
foreach IN ZIP_LISTS
(introduced with cmake 3.17) which should be straight forward to replace with cmake pre 3.17foreach
logic in theembed-binaries.cmake
thus the requirement for 3.17 cmake can be relaxed. I might find some time soon to file a PR to your repo. -
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@Vircon32 Debian/RaspiOS is EOL since June this year. Thus there won't be any updates to cmake or other packages.
Using a backport (if there is one) or source compile of cmake may be options, but IMHO awkward ones.
One a second thought, I guess I will provide a patch for the cmake-file in the RetroPie-Extra scriptmodule which will only be applied when RaspiOS Buster is detected. For the time being. That way your work work will not be watered down.
@Vircon32 said in Vircon32 Emulator:
I'm already including the binaries for the Pi 4 if you'd rather not do the build.
That's good news, it will allow binary installs done by the scriptmodule.
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@Lolonois said in Vircon32 Emulator:
That's good news, it will allow binary installs done by the scriptmodule.
That is great! I was going to look into install scripts to see if I can get Vircon32 officially integrated into RetroPie. This will be a good starting point, thank you!
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@Vircon32 Alright. Let's continue the discussion in "Ideas and Development" - https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/36435/
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