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Zal0 / ZGB

Game Boy / Color engine with lots of features
MIT License
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Getting this to build on Linux #10

Closed marcellmueller closed 5 years ago

marcellmueller commented 5 years ago

Does anyone know if this is doable?

marcellmueller commented 5 years ago

Okay after trying for a couple days I gave up and used Vmware to make a Windows virtual machine. Definitely not ideal but I really want to use zgb, I have it building out of my Dropbox folder so I just have to use Windows to build.

Anyways if any Linux users see this that could point me in the right direction that would be greatly appreciated. If not I'll make do! Thanks for creating zgb by the way, it is awesome.

Zal0 commented 5 years ago

I know it can be done (one of the guys in the zgbjam was using it) but never tried it myself. Sorry I can't help

Zal0 commented 5 years ago

This is a feature, not a but. I might take a look at it in the future

marcellmueller commented 5 years ago

Sounds good, I'm still compiling my builds in VMware. I set my environment path correctly when I was trying it, I need to try building with an older version of make.

Building on Mac would be nice as well, I understand you're busy though. Either way I've been having fun with zgb, my project is coming along nicely :)

bbbbbr commented 5 years ago

I have an interest in getting it to work under Linux. So in the name of documentation I'll chime in here even though it is closed.

Using directions from this forum thread + some additional edits, I got it to work on Linux Mint.
http://gbdev.gg8.se/forums/viewtopic.php?pid=3507

I think all of these are required, but I haven't tested on a completely clean system.

  1. Install sdcc with your package manager (it may also install sdcc-doc and sdcc-libraries)

sdasgb is at least one dependency that isn't in the SourceForge gbdk linux releases, but is in included with the OS package manager package.

  1. download gbdk-2.96a-i586-pc-linux2.2.tar.gz (the 2.95-3 sdcc binary segfaults for me on Linux)

unpack to /opt/gbdk

2-A. Set: GBDK_HOME="/opt/gbdk"

2-B. nano -w /opt/gbdfev/gbdk # SDCC_ROOT = /usr/lib/$(SDCC_OR_GBDK) SDCC_ROOT = /opt/$(SDCC_OR_GBDK) And/Or do... sudo ln -s /opt/gbdk /usr/lib/gbdk

  1. git clone ZGB & ZGB template git clone https://github.com/Zal0/ZGB.git git clone https://github.com/Zal0/ZGB-template.git

3-A. Set: ZGB_PATH="/gbdev/ZGB/common"

  1. Make some source changes 4-A. In the game Template, change all #includes with \ to / (e.g in StateGame.c)

4-B. in ZGB common/src/Makefile @@ -1,3 +1,8 @@ +PROJECT_NAME = Common +include ../../common/src/MakefileCommon + +all: build_lib

common/src/MakefileCommon @@ -1,5 +1,5 @@ ZGB_PATH_UNIX := $(subst ',,$(subst \,/,'$(ZGB_PATH)')) -GBDK_HOME := $(ZGB_PATH_UNIX)/../env/gbdk +#GBDK_HOME := $(ZGB_PATH_UNIX)/../env/gbdk

  1. Then use the makefiles to build the project: Open up a terminal in ZGB/common/src/ and type make Then go to ZGB-template/src and type make This will then build the ROM and put it in ZGB-template/bin/
Zal0 commented 5 years ago

Thanks for the info I'll take a look when I find some time and add proper support for Linux (and probably MacOStoo, since they are very similar)

soulflyman commented 5 years ago 
5. Then use the makefiles to build the project:
   Open up a terminal in ZGB/common/src/ and type make
   Then go to ZGB-template/src and type make
   This will then build the ROM and put it in ZGB-template/bin/

Can confirm, this worked flawles on debian. Thanks @bbbbbr.