Closed crocket closed 6 years ago
Thanks for the report, desmume got rebased and split into different repos. I hope I got the checksums right.
@stefan-gr There are still some ebuilds in the repo that depend on the desmume-libretro atom e.g. libretro-meta
Thanks for the heads up.
The build fails
* ERROR: games-emulation/desmume2015-libretro-1.0_pre20170907::abendbrot failed (install phase):
* Libretro core shared library "/var/tmp/portage/games-emulation/desmume2015-libretro-1.0_pre20170907/image//usr/lib64/libretro/desmume2015_libretro.so" not installed.
*
* Call stack:
* ebuild.sh, line 124: Called src_install
* environment, line 2276: Called libretro-core_src_install
* environment, line 1484: Called die
* The specific snippet of code:
* [[ -f "${lib_file_target}" ]] || die "Libretro core shared library \"${lib_file_target}\" not installed.";
* ERROR: games-emulation/desmume2015-libretro-1.0_pre20171024::abendbrot failed (install phase):
* Libretro core shared library "/var/tmp/portage/games-emulation/desmume2015-libretro-1.0_pre20171024/image//usr/lib64/libretro/desmume2015_libretro.so" not installed.
*
* Call stack:
* ebuild.sh, line 124: Called src_install
* environment, line 2276: Called libretro-core_src_install
* environment, line 1484: Called die
* The specific snippet of code:
* [[ -f "${lib_file_target}" ]] || die "Libretro core shared library \"${lib_file_target}\" not installed.";
It seems both versions produce desmume-libretro.so instead of desmume2015-libretro.so
Everything is untested but I thing this should work now.
I can build games-emulation/desmume-libretro-1.0_pre20180311
, but I haven't tested games on desmume core, yet.
games-emulation/desmume-libretro-9999-r2
can also be built on my machine.
Nice, I hope it also produces a usable core.
I just played a GameCube game with games-emulation/desmume-libretro-1.0_pre20180311
for a few minutes. It worked.
It can play gamecube games? Wow, I didn't know that.
Woops, forgot to close this. Thanks for reporting this.
desmume-libretro-1.0_pre20170907.ebuild and desmume-libretro-1.0_pre20171024.ebuild point to git commits that are not existent in actual repository.
desmume-libretro-9999-r2 doesn't compile.
When I try to compile -9999-r2, I see the following error message.