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# NOTE: These instructions are old and may be out of date. A better alternative to compiling Reicast manually may be to use RetroArch with the Flycast core (https://www.retroarch.com/) | |
# Install prerequisites | |
sudo apt-get -y install build-essential libasound2 libasound2-dev libegl1-mesa-dev libgl1-mesa-dev libgles2-mesa-dev mesa-common-dev | |
# Build Reicast | |
git clone https://github.com/reicast/reicast-emulator.git | |
cd reicast-emulator/shell/linux | |
make | |
# Run Reicast | |
mkdir -p ~/.local/share/reicast/data/ | |
cp ../android/assets/buttons.png ~/.local/share/reicast/data/ | |
cp /path/to/bios/dc_boot.bin ~/.local/share/reicast/data/ | |
cp /path/to/bios/dc_flash.bin ~/.local/share/reicast/data/ | |
./reicast.elf | |
# To open a ROM | |
./reicast.elf /path/to/rom.cdi | |
# Key bindings | |
# Arrow keys: arrow keys | |
# A: v | |
# Start: Enter |
I believe that should be fixed:
bmaupin is correct. This gist now works fine with Ubuntu 16.04.1.
Is good a debian package that install with:
sudo apt-get install reicast
Make this dream possible, i compile reicast in debian, but buttons and joystick not work.
@usernatilds I have no affiliation with the Reicast project. It might be best to submit any feature requests here: https://github.com/reicast/reicast-emulator
Thanks for the script - having just build the emulator on Arch from AUR with yay- this is exactly what I was looking for on my Ubuntu-based system. I made some tweaks to get libudev-dev dependency and the repo seems to check out by default on the 'alpha' branch which is missing the necessary sub dir, so i simply checkout the 'master' branch before continuing to make.
https://gist.github.com/stpettersens/a66ba08d9b94a46d9dfb1880d7309dab
Thanks, some directories appear to have changed names and locations, but still easy to compile
@davidrc2009 I haven't used this in years but these days if I wanted to use Reicast in Ubuntu I'd probably just use the precompiled flycast core from RetroArch. Maybe I'll make a note indicating as much.
@davidrc2009 I haven't used this in years but these days if I wanted to use Reicast in Ubuntu I'd probably just use the precompiled flycast core from RetroArch. Maybe I'll make a note indicating as much.
They are only 2 different lines.
Change
cd reicast-emulator/shell/linux
to
cd reicast-emulator/reicast/linux
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cp ../android/assets/buttons.png ~/.local/share/reicast/data/
to
cp ../android-studio/reicast/src/main/assets/buttons.png ~/.local/share/reicast/data/
Thanks again,
compiling was the only way for me, because installing reicast via snap didn't work.
Cheers.
Failed to compile on Ubuntu 16.04, I get:
mkdir -p obj-dreamcast-x64-sse4_1/rend/soft/
g++ -I../../core -I../../core/deps -I../../core/khronos -D TARGET_LINUX_x64 -D TARGET_NO_AREC -fsingle-precision-constant -g -O3 -D RELEASE -c -D USES_HOMEDIR -frename-registers -fno-strict-aliasing -ffast-math -ftree-vectorize -fomit-frame-pointer -D SUPPORT_X11 -fopenmp -msse4.1 -fexceptions -fno-rtti -fpermissive -fno-operator-names -D SUPPORT_X11 -D USE_EVDEV -D USE_JOYSTICK -D USE_ALSA -D USE_OSS -DTARGET_SOFTREND ../../core/rend/soft/softrend.cpp -o obj-dreamcast-x64-sse4_1/rend/soft/softrend.build_obj
../../core/rend/soft/softrend.cpp: In member function ‘__m128 softrend::shuffle_pixel(__m128)’:
../../core/rend/soft/softrend.cpp:1167:77: error: invalid cast of an rvalue expression of type ‘__m128i {aka __vector(2) long long int}’ to type ‘__m128& {aka __vector(4) float&}’
return (__m128&)_mm_shuffle_epi8((__m128i&)v, _mm_set_epi8(R(0x80,2,1, 0)));
^
Makefile:317: recipe for target 'obj-dreamcast-x64-sse4_1/rend/soft/softrend.build_obj' failed
make: *** [obj-dreamcast-x64-sse4_1/rend/soft/softrend.build_obj] Error 1
Full output:
http://pastebin.com/8MJ9X6mf