GTK3 fails to build after latest r38644 commit

Versatile Commodore Emulator

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#1294 GTK3 fails to build after latest r38644 commit

Milestone: v3.6

Status: closed-fixed

Owner: compyx

Labels: None

Port: GTK3

Category: Buildsystem

Updated: 2021-12-30

Created: 2020-09-29

Creator: Retroplay

Private: No

GTK3 fails to build after latest r38644 commit

Making all in data
make[5]: *** No rule to make target 'vice.gresource.xml', needed by 'vice.gresource'.  Stop.

MSYS2/GCC 10.2 (up to date)

SDL2 builds fine though.

Discussion

compyx - 2020-09-29

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compyx - 2020-09-29

Yeah, I was trying to simplify some buildsystem stuff, didn't work out very well. I have reverted, please try again.

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Retroplay - 2020-09-29

r38646 fixed it.
Thanks

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Greg King - 2020-09-30

Compyx, you had forgotten to convert "vice.gresource.xml.proto" into a generic "vice.gresource.xml".

Last edit: Greg King 2020-09-30

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- compyx - 2020-10-01
  
  Indeed I did, thanks for noticing that.
  
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compyx - 2020-10-01

I had another stab at bug #1292 and this time didn't forget to move vice.gresource.xml.proto to vice.gresource.xml. Works for me on Linux and Windows (msys2).

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Retroplay - 2020-10-01

It seems vice-logo-black.svg has gone awol in r38651
vice.gresource.xml: Failed to locate “./../../../../data/common/vice-logo-black.svg” in any source directory.

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Retroplay - 2020-10-01

It seems vice-logo-black.svg has gone awol in r38651
vice.gresource.xml: Failed to locate “./../../../../data/common/vice-logo-black.svg” in any source directory.

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Retroplay - 2020-10-01

D'oh. Sorry, false alarm.
It seems I just had to wipe and do a fresh clone of the source in my 32-bit setup.

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Retroplay - 2020-10-01

Sorry for "butting" in again, but building GTK3 after r38652 with MSYS2 is broken again.
g++.exe: error: ../src/arch/gtk3/data/icon.res: No such file or directory
I've tried doing a fresh checkout twice with ./autogen and ./configure, problem persists

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compyx - 2020-10-02

No worries, there was indeed a bug with linking the Windows icon/res file. Should be fixed now.

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compyx - 2020-10-02

status: open --> pending-fixed
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Retroplay - 2020-10-02

Indeed it is, thanks again.
Btw, I tried to --enable-midi, it results in a "can't create midi widget error".
Is it a known issue or I should just submit a bug report ?

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compyx - 2020-10-02

I also get linker errors on Linux wrt to midi_widget_create(). I guess I renamed or deleted the midi widget. I'd indeed suggest opening a new bug about this, preferably with the error message and a few lines surrounding it for context.

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gpz - 2020-10-02

i put the midi widget stuff into #ifdef HAVE_MIDI in r38653 - so perhaps there is something wrong with the buildsystem defining this?

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Greg King - 2020-10-03

You put the #ifdef HAVE_MIDI test before the #include "vice.h" line. Therefore, the test cannot be true.

Last edit: Greg King 2020-10-03

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compyx - 2020-10-03

I fixed that in r38657, as mentioned in bug #1302. Forgot to mention it in this bug.

Seems I can remove #include "config.h" though, since vice.h already #includes that.

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compyx - 2021-12-20

status: pending-fixed --> closed-fixed
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