Open runvnc opened 7 years ago
A quick way to fix will be to pass MINGW64 along the make cmd. But it is strange.this variable should be set if unset. Are you sure to calling make -f Makefile.libretro?
And tes for 64 bit should be MINGW64 not 32. Use make -f Makefile.libretro PTR64=1 for a 64Bit build
When I tested alone instead of with super I just typed make
. Thanks for
your help, I will try your suggestions.
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A quick way to fix will be to pass MINGW64 along the make cmd. But it is strange.this variable should be set if unset. Are you sure to calling make -f Makefile.libretro?
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I am trying to compile on Windows 10 using various recent MSYS2 installs. I have tried the Msys2 MinGW 64-bit and 32 bit shells. This is the error I get:
I followed the directions here https://bot.libretro.com/docs/compilation/windows/ for installing build tools etc with pacman and other directions.
I am trying to do a 64 bit build but I think the problem occurred when I tried to follow 32 bit install/setup instructions also.
I initially tried with libretro-super and got the same error. I definitely am able to compile in general (just not this project) with commands like
gcc
in that shell after following the setup instructions from the link above.Thanks for any hints you may have.