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Fabrizio-Caruso / CROSS-LIB

CROSS LIB - A universal 8-bit library and some games built with it
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make: *** No rule to make target 'examples/color/generated_assets/cmoc_udc_25_tiles_and_fonts.s', needed by 'coco'. Stop. #276

Closed ghost closed 2 years ago

ghost commented 2 years ago

some target files do not get built. If i try to xl build all coco, getting a lot of missing targets for this system, compared to c64 system. I tried xl build all all and get better resaults. coco did not have many programs. Is this normal, or did i miss something. I thought all targets would be built.

Fabrizio-Caruso commented 2 years ago

@6809-user Thanks for reporting the issue. There may be a bug in my scripts. I am going to check it and fix it. all means both 5 games and 16 examples (mostly simple examples to show how to code with Cross-Lib). The correct command is: xl build <name of the game or example or `games` or `examples` or `all`> <target name or all> or just the same without build: xl <name of the game> <target name or all> Current games provided with Cross-Lib are: chase, shoot, bomber, snake, horde There are also many examples and other games can be coded by the user.

In order to build a game for a target with the Motorola 6809, you need to install the CMOC compiler.

P.S.: You can also find the prebuilt games in the release section but they do not necessarily use the very latest version.

Fabrizio-Caruso commented 2 years ago

@6809-user could you please pull the latest version of Cross-Lib and try: xl games coco ?

Fabrizio-Caruso commented 2 years ago

@6809-user I have found the problem in some of the examples. I am double-checking all games and examples now. Thanks a lot for reporting this issue. Could you please pull the latest version or reclone the repo and let me know if it works?

ghost commented 2 years ago

Ok, will do, just cloned new cross-lib git. I am running debian ( bullseye ) Only found 2 games in build folder: Xbomber and Xshoot.

The last 5 lines of output from "xl games coco" rm -rf ../build/Xshoot_coco_no_gfx.dsk cp ../build/Xshoot_coco_no_gfx.bin XCHASE.BIN ../tools/cmoc/coco/file2dsk XCHASE.BIN make: ../tools/cmoc/coco/file2dsk: No such file or directory make: *** [games/shoot/Makefile.shoot:1137: coco_no_gfx] Error 127

I seem to have a windows file2dsk.exe in tools/cmoc/coco, had a look at the README, I guess no linux binary yet for that tool.... Just had a look on google, http://www.chipple.net/coco/file2dsk/ seems there is a linux version anyway, but his ( chipple ) source dir is full of soft links and doesnt currently build...

Fabrizio-Caruso commented 2 years ago

@6809-user Indeed for Windows I use those tools. For Linux/FreeBSD I only the binaries. I will include the Linux versions of the tools in the future but the raw binaries should build even without those tools. You should get all the 5 games, though. I am going to fix the issues. Please keep reporting bugs. I am more then willing to fix them.

Fabrizio-Caruso commented 2 years ago

@6809-user I have just fix the coco build for the 3 failing games (chase, snake, horde). I have tested it under Cygwin/Windows and Ubuntu. Please pull (git pull) the latest version. Thanks again for reporting problems! Now you should be able to build all games. There is a difference between Cygwin and Unix (both Linux and FreeBSD) because Cross-Lib currently support some tools and some compilers in their Windows versions. I will try to improve this. Under Linux you should get at least all targets for native terminal builds (ncurses), CC65 (6502), Z88DK (Z80, Intel 8080/5), CMOC (6809). Other compilers and targets can work under Linux but you would have to modify yourself the Makefiles.

ghost commented 2 years ago

The new pull works fine, the other 3 games got built. probably a non-issue but, I noticed that running between x64 (vice) and xroar that running "horde" the sound is very high pitched in vice than xroar. (mostly getting clicks when running xhorde) Was the sound supposed to be consistent between the builds, or is that just my setup? Currently messing around in sound/sid settings in x64.

Fabrizio-Caruso commented 2 years ago

@6809-user Thanks to you I have spotted and fixed some bugs! Please keep on reporting issues.

I also accept code suggestions and suggestions for improvements.

The sound is not consistent (yet) and is very limited (just some effects). The problem here is (my) limited time because I have hundreds of different targets. So I only implemented a few effects that should sound vaguely similar but are not supposed to be very close. I can improve them.

I will keep testing this issue a bit more maybe for a day. I will close it if you do not report other build problems on the CoCo.

By the way, I also support other Motorola 6809 targets such as the Dragon and the French Thomson Mo, Thomson To series and the Olivetti Prodest 128.

Fabrizio-Caruso commented 2 years ago

@6809-user I have been able to run build the 5 coco games and 12 coco examples on both Windows and Ubuntu. I am closing this issue.

Thanks a lot.

Please keep on reporting bugs and suggestions.

Fabrizio-Caruso commented 2 years ago

@6809-user By the way, may I ask you how you got to know about Cross-Lib ?

ghost commented 2 years ago

By way of searching the web and found your git repository.