Emulator Issues #703
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Linux Build Broken(?) r2556
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Description
What steps will reproduce the problem?
- Compile Dolphin on Linux 64bit
- Search.
What is the expected output? What do you see instead?
The expected output is the dolphin binary (in the Binary/linux_blah folder
as usual) along with plugins and things. The actual result seems to be
everything except that, looks like the configuration for scons is failing
to actually produce a binary image. It's compiling all the parts just fine,
I even get plugins, shared libraries here and there, and all the system
files in the right place, just no binary. Accidentally killed a line somewhere?
What version of the product are you using? On what operating system?
Dolphin r2556 on Linux (Ubuntu) 64bit
Please provide any additional information below.
The most recent Linux build I have working is 2448, and I've updated some
things since then. I don't think it's likely that I broke my scons, but
it's not beyond reasonable logic.
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Updated by siliconjoe over 15 years ago
It works fine fro me?
dolphin/svn$ ls Binary/Linux-x86_64/
Dolphin DolphinNoGUI Libs Plugins Sys User
Updated by thegamefreak0134 over 15 years ago
I've never had any trouble building before. I'm doing a clean checkout/install right
now...
From what I can tell there are a bunch of warnings here and there, but no errors that
are causing parts to not build. The build "succeeds", it just doesn't result in the
program itself, only the data directories and plugins. I end up with:
/home/thegamefreak0134/dolphin-emu-read-only/Binary/Linux-x86_64
inside that folder are "Libs", "System", and "User", but no other files, and of
course no "Dolphin" or "DolphinNoGUI" like are usually present in a linux build. It's
like scons never tries to make them.
I don't think a missing dependency is to blame, that would result in a build error
somewhere wouldn't it? And I've never had any dependency errors in the past..
Updated by marcus over 15 years ago
- Status changed from New to Questionable
- Operating system N/A added
How about searching for "error" in the entire build output. Maybe it has an error,
but doesn't stop building everything else because of it.