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MacPorts overlay for building wine on macOS
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gl-headers and game-porting-toolkit unavailable in the repositories #97

Closed mazeltovelss closed 11 months ago

mazeltovelss commented 11 months ago

Hi,

I'm trying to rebuild wine on my MBP running Mojave 10.14.6 using macports, as I accidentally updated my homebrew build last month and lost some graphical API support to run Diablo 2 on the machine. I've built the macports-wine repository locally and have successfully installed the listed ports, except for gl-headers and game-porting-toolkit. The gl-headers tarball is not fetchable at its listed repositories, and game-porting-toolkit is simply not found.

I've tried to install wine-devel, wine-stable, and wine-crossover, as their current listed versions (v8.21, v8.0.2, and v22.1.1) all depend gl-headers, hoping to hit a repository address, but they all fail. I cannot find much info about the gl-headers elsewhere and if I'm missing something about the install please let me know. Thanks

Gcenx commented 11 months ago

Some of your system certs are expired so it’s failing to download the archive. I believe macOS Catalina below all experience this.

The macports way to handle this is to build an isolated copy of macports to be used as a bootstrap for modern curl/git.

gl-headers is used by gstreamer you could bypass this requirement by passing-gstreamer

game-porting-toolkit is for Apple Silicon systems running macOS Sonoma and later only

mazeltovelss commented 11 months ago

The -gstreamer command solved the compile and install issue. I'll go down the bootstrap route if I ever need this machine to go there. winecfg booted up no problem, and I'll need to make a few more tweaks to test out the graphical APIs. Thanks for the quick help!

nmlynch94 commented 10 months ago

For anyone in the future, I worked around this by downloading the headers from https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/gstreamer/meson-ports/gl-headers/-/archive/5c8c7c0d/gl-headers-5c8c7c0d.tar.bz2 with wget manually and placed it in /opt/local/var/macports/distfiles. This made it recognize the file from the cache and skip trying to download it. I'm on Mojave.

Gcenx commented 10 months ago

@nmlynch94 the macports way would be to have two copies of macports, one to be used as a bootstrap for modern curl/git etc and another copy of macports that’s built to use the bootstrapped utilities.

Macports own buildbots do this to ensure there able to obtain any assets directly.