Closed onlyou2030 closed 3 weeks ago
$ make -j4 SOURCES=ti/ti99_4x.cpp,ti/ti99_4p.cpp,ti/ti99_8.cpp,ti/geneve.cpp,ti/ti99_2.cpp REGENIE=1
If you specified SOURCES
, then only those drivers (from those .cpp files) were built, so it seems correct that nothing else was listed as "available".
What you probably want is to perform a full build (without passing SOURCES).
@felipesanches Thanks a lot. I rebuild with "make -j4" only, the game can be successfully loaded now.
MAME version
mame0270
System information
windows 10, 64-bit, 16GB system RAM, GeFore RTC 2060
INI configuration details
Emulated system/software
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Incorrect behaviour
I build MAME with following steps, but after the compilation was finished, I could not find any games under "Available". However, the MAME0270 version that I downloaded from the official website can find games in path roms.
My building steps: Open the command window again (search for MINGW64 in the Start menu), type the following:
$ git clone https://github.com/mamedev/mame.git
This will download all MAME sources from Github. This may take some minutes; the source tree contains nearly 30000 files. You should see a new "mame" directory in the folder.
$ cd mame $ make -j4 SOURCES=ti/ti99_4x.cpp,ti/ti99_4p.cpp,ti/ti99_8.cpp,ti/geneve.cpp,ti/ti99_2.cpp REGENIE=1
If your PC has sufficient CPUs/cores, you can choose a higher job count (for example, -j12). You should copy this line in a file and store it in the mame folder (like "maketi"). You can then start compilation with
$ ./maketi
Expected behaviour
The MAME I built by myself can correctly find the games in the roms directory.
Steps to reproduce
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Additional details
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