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OpenTTD is a cross-platform, open-source simulation game originally based on Transport Tycoon Deluxe.
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Invalid recipe for lzma library build #3

Open phofman opened 12 years ago

phofman commented 12 years ago

Inside ther folder "3rdparty\lzma" one might find the README recipe, how to add liblzma to the OpenTTD project. However I have found following issues with this guide:

1) the mentioned "xz-5.0.3.tar.gz" won't unzip on Windows 7 using WinRar 4.01 nor TotalCommander 8; the "xz-5.0.3.tar.bzip2" looks much better and the "common" and "liblzma" folders are inside

2) the mentioned library won't build due to some C99 constructs used inside the source code and also sue to missing defines. At the end I was forced to manually add that switch to the qcc compiler plus some header search paths. Are you sure the .project for lzma is setup correctly? As then I ended up with some blocking errors preventing build of the final library...

MY WORKAROUND: Then my workaround was to completely remove the reference to that library from OpenTTD project (by removing the WITH_LZMA define from the compiler switches and lzma from linker library dependencies). Then it builds and runs on the device like a charm (with the "-b 32bpp-optimized -r 1024x600" of course).

jnicholl commented 12 years ago

It will change the save format and will prevent games saved with lzma encoding from being opened on playbook. Otherwise the workaround sounds fine. I'm not sure what's wrong with the lzma .project, but I'm not available to investigate at the moment. I will check it out when I get back. Thanks for letting me know.

----- Original Message ----- From: Pawel Hofman [mailto:reply@reply.github.com] Sent: Wednesday, December 28, 2011 09:08 PM To: Jeremy Nicholl Subject: [OpenTTD] Invalid recipe for lzma library build (#3)

Inside ther folder "3rdparty\lzma" one might find the README recipe, how to add liblzma to the OpenTTD project. However I have found following issues with this guide:

1) the mentioned "xz-5.0.3.tar.gz" won't unzip on Windows 7 using WinRar 4.01 nor TotalCommander 8; the "xz-5.0.3.tar.bzip2" looks much better and the "common" and "liblzma" folders are inside

2) the mentioned library won't build due to some C99 constructs used inside the source code and also sue to missing defines. At the end I was forced to manually add that switch to the qcc compiler plus some header search paths. Are you sure the .project for lzma is setup correctly? As then I ended up with some blocking errors preventing build of the final library...

MY WORKAROUND: Then my workaround was to completely remove the reference to that library from OpenTTD project (by removing the WITH_LZMA define from the compiler switches and lzma from linker library dependencies). Then it builds and runs on the device like a charm (with the "-b 32bpp-optimized -r 1024x600" of course).

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phofman commented 12 years ago

No rush. I can wait for fix (or tip) till next year (no matter how funny it sounds :D).

cycletronic commented 12 years ago

I was able to get this running using the Native SDK v2.1 beta with the above mentioned workaround also. As jnicholl says, games saved with lzma do not load (including the "game" that is loaded for ambiance behind the opening menu).

The problem as mentioned in phofman's post #2 is related to a missing config.h file. This file can be found in the xz distribution under a "dos" folder. You can also get the config.h file to appear if you run the ./configure script inside the xz distribution (presumably it uses the dos config.h as a template and changes things depending on configure options). The problem is, I have no idea what the configure options need to be for the playbook environment. It appears that it would only change what is #define'd in the config.h file. I would be happy to make the necessary changes and commit them here, except I don't know how to determine the correct configure settings.

Is there a way to set proper environment variables so the configure script will automatically generate the correct values? I'm doing this in Ubuntu, and have no problem setting environment variables and such. I just don't know which ones to set and what values they need.

Edit: I just found this: Blackberry Native Porting Guide And I remember seeing the bbndk-env.sh script. Duh. I'll work on this more soon.

jnicholl commented 12 years ago

I've attached the config.h that I originally used. I'm not certain it has entirely correct values, but it seemed to work. I think it was actually generated from running configure on Linux and then changing a few values. Alternatively, you can look at the buildForPlaybook.sh script in SDL to see how configure could be run in a cross-compilation way on Linux for PlayBook.

-----Original Message----- From: cycletronic [mailto:reply@reply.github.com] Sent: Thursday, June 21, 2012 5:41 PM To: Jeremy Nicholl Subject: Re: [OpenTTD] Invalid recipe for lzma library build (#3)

I was able to get this running using the Native SDK v2.1 beta with the above mentioned workaround also. As jnicholl says, games saved with lzma do not load (including the "game" that is loaded for ambiance behind the opening menu).

The problem as mentioned in phofman's post #2 is related to a missing config.h file. This file can be found in the xz distribution under a "dos" folder. You can also get the config.h file to appear if you run the ./configure script inside the xz distribution (presumably it uses the dos config.h as a template and changes things depending on configure options). The problem is, I have no idea what the configure options need to be for the playbook environment. It appears that it would only change what is #define'd in the config.h file. I would be happy to make the necessary changes and commit them here, except I don't know how to determine the correct configure settings.

Is there a way to set proper environment variables so the configure script will automatically generate the correct values? I'm doing this in Ubuntu, and have no problem setting environment variables and such. I just don't know which ones to set and what values they need.

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cycletronic commented 12 years ago

I wrote a nice comment last night but I must have forgotten to click submit or something...

I actually did exactly that last night. The NDK porting guide I linked to above has a nice little section on exactly what to do to run configure scripts for a playbook environment. So I generated the config.h file, commented out #defines that led to errors (things related to using multiple cores, or tuklib), and it worked just fine.