libretro / libretro-super

Super repo for other libretro projects. Fetches, builds and installs.
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Feature Request #280

Closed marcdraco closed 6 years ago

marcdraco commented 8 years ago

Great work (despite what the naysayers might argue).

Can we have a Y/n list before we start compiling so we can decide which of the cores we want? This is quicker than doing everything and, I expect, even a shade faster than manually grabbing a couple of cores (which is how I found this).

I know this is a bit ... meh ... but it would be really useful to people like me who want (maybe) five or six cores and maybe a few others but dont want to go looking for each.

Apologies for the poor typing, I smushed my keyboard settings on this USB-boot.

orbea commented 7 years ago

I think you can just comment the cores you don't want in https://github.com/libretro/libretro-super/blob/master/build-config.sh.

arromdee commented 6 years ago

Commenting the cores in build-config.sh prevents fetching them, but doesn't prevent building them if they are already fetched.

inactive123 commented 6 years ago

Can we have a Y/n list before we start compiling so we can decide which of the cores we want? This is quicker than doing everything and, I expect, even a shade faster than manually grabbing a couple of cores (which is how I found this).

Well, you can individually specify which cores you want right now.

For instance,

libretro-fetch.sh snes9x fceumm vbam

or libretro-build.sh snes9x fceumm vbam

You can do this in any order too.