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I can't reproduce this bug.
Can you try a clean build and see if it still happens?

Hello Nakeee,

It appears the configure script can't find my Bluez libraries. I have rummaged around
in the SConstruct files, but I know no Python. Configure says:

Checking for bluez... (cached)
Using pkg-config for bluez... (cached) no
Looking for lib bluez... (cached) no

I do have a PC file for Bluez in /usr/lib64/pkgconfig/ . It says the following:

prefix=/usr
exec_prefix=${prefix}
libdir=/usr/lib64
includedir=${prefix}/include

Name: BlueZ
Description: Bluetooth protocol stack for Linux
Version: 4.61
Libs: -L${libdir} -lbluetooth
Cflags: -I${includedir}

Hopefully someone will be able to fix this issue.

It seems that you don't have pkg-config configured correctly. Try running
"if $(pkg-config --exists bluez); then echo true; else echo false; fi"
from a terminal. If that returns true then there is something wrong with the dolphin
scons scripts. Otherwise it is your setup of pkg-config.

even if there is nothing wrong with the script we are still missing some ifdef somewhere.

Hello Glennricster,

Thanks for your response. As I already stated, nothing's wrong with my pkg-config,
the bluez.pc file is there and other applications can build against it. Your Bash
command as well returns true, so I fear something's not well in SCons land.

Guess I'll go do a Python crash course, maybe I can solve it.

You have also the devel package installed right? (all the includes)

Hello Nakeee,

I'm using Gentoo, a source based distribution. There are no devel packages, as all
packages install header files in /usr/include/ by default. I have all needed includes
there. I have taken a look inside the SConstruct file. It calls a function from
SconsTests/utils.py, at line 90:

def CheckPKG(context, name):
context.Message( 'Checking for %s... ' % name )
if platform.system().lower() == 'windows':
return 0
ret = 1
if not CheckFramework(context, name):
if not ConfigPKG(context, name.lower()):
ret = CheckLib(context, name)

context.Result(ret)
return int(ret)

Unfortunately I don't know Python, so I wouldn't know what's wrong.

Yeah, I will take a look at it later this afternoon. If that bash command returned
true, then scons should also find the information it needs.

I compile dolphin on gentoo on daily basis.
It works just fine for me
now it's even weirder that I can't reproduce:)

Don't sweat it, Nakeee and Glenn, when I build Dolphin without the flavor=release
option, the binary runs fine. I really think it was a stray debug symbol. All Wii
games work fine on Dolphin atop GNU/Linux now.

Take that, Nintendo!