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Validated: 108 host tests, native build and integration; evidence/offline-video-effects replays selected PS5 captures. Complete overlay geometry and normalized history/feedback verified on console. Includes release notes and arcade screenshot catalog for v0.6.0-alpha.6.
200 lines
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Bash
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200 lines
10 KiB
Bash
Executable File
#!/usr/bin/env bash
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# PS5 RetroArch - ask RetroArch's own build which sources a frontend needs.
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#
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# tools/retroarch-sources.sh print the source list, one per line
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# tools/retroarch-sources.sh --config print the configure flags it used
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#
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# This exists so the build has one source of truth that is not this project's
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# guess and not a previous build's artefact. RetroArch's `Makefile` grows its
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# OBJ list from 248 conditional `OBJ +=` lines in Makefile.common, so the list
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# for a given configuration can only be produced by make itself:
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#
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# ./configure <flags> && make info
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#
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# Its `info` target prints RARCH_OBJ, which is exactly the objects a link needs.
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# configure writes config.h and config.mk into the tree it runs in, so it runs in
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# a copy under build/ and vendor/retroarch is never touched.
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#
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# The flags below are this project's: the console's frame comes from the display
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# layer, RGUI is the menu, and everything that needs a library this SDK does not
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# ship is off. They are passed through configure rather than edited into a
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# Makefile, so upgrading RetroArch means changing a version, not a patch.
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set -euo pipefail
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root=$(cd -- "$(dirname -- "${BASH_SOURCE[0]}")/.." && pwd)
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cd "$root"
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upstream="$root/vendor/retroarch"
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work="$root/build/ra-conf"
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sdk="${PS5_PAYLOAD_SDK:-$root/../ps5-native-app-boilerplate-main/.deps/native/ps5-payload-sdk}"
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configure_flags=(
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--prefix=/user/homebrew
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# XMB is the compiled default when enabled; retain RGUI as a menu fallback.
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--enable-menu --enable-xmb --enable-rgui
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--disable-materialui --disable-ozone --disable-gfx_widgets
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# Vulkan is ON. ../PS5_Vulkan is the graphics backend this project consumes
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# (docs/PLAN.md, M2 and the "no direct hardware access" invariant), and the
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# path to it is now measured rather than assumed:
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#
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# - the frontend builds and links with it enabled (the driver, its loader,
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# gfx_display_ctx_vulkan, the glslang and SPIRV-Cross include paths, and
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# the stubs in src/video_filters_stub.cpp);
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# - RetroArch obtains the entry points by dlopen of "libvulkan.so.1", then
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# "libvulkan.so" (gfx/common/vulkan_common.c), and this build carries
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# --enable-dylib and the SDK's dlfcn.h, so a shared object beside the title
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# is what it looks for;
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# - RetroArch's Vulkan driver presents through VK_KHR_display - no window
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# system - which is exactly what ../PS5_Vulkan's driver/ps5vk_wsi.c
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# implements.
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#
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# What is *not* yet true: that object does not exist on our side, so the
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# loader finds nothing. Previously that failure was silent - "exits 1 within a
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# second of EXEC with no message" - which is why it could not be diagnosed.
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# The title now passes --log-file, so the frontend's own words land in
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# /app0/retroarch.log and the next run says which name it searched for.
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--enable-vulkan --disable-opengl --disable-opengl1 --disable-opengl_core
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--disable-sdl2 --disable-sdl --disable-cg
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# Libraries this SDK does not carry.
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--disable-ffmpeg --disable-freetype --disable-flac --disable-networking
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--disable-cheevos --disable-ssl --disable-cdrom --disable-microphone
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--disable-qt --disable-discord --disable-oss --disable-jack --disable-alsa
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--disable-pulse --disable-pipewire --disable-wayland --disable-x11
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--disable-kms --disable-caca --disable-sixel --disable-bluetooth
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--disable-nvda --disable-sapi --disable-winrawinput --disable-gdi
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--disable-angle --disable-blissbox --disable-xdelta
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# Input and audio back-ends that the console does not have and this SDK has
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# no headers for. Each one is a source that cannot compile here, so each one
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# is switched off at its own configure switch rather than left in the object
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# list to fail: udev needs libudev.h, epoll and evdev (udev also brings in
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# linux_common.c and linuxraw_input.c through the same gate); v4l2 needs
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# linux/videodev2.h for the camera and the video processor; tinyalsa needs
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# linux/ioctl.h. libusb is off because the SDK carries no libusb and nothing
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# here talks to a USB device directly. The console's own pad is reached
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# through the system's input service, which is a driver this project supplies
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# in src/, not one of these.
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--disable-udev --disable-v4l2 --disable-tinyalsa --disable-libusb
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# xkbcommon comes from a host library, not a compiler flag: configure finds
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# this machine's copy through check_val and writes the decision into
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# config.mk, which is what puts keyboard_event_xkb.o in the object list even
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# though the build targets BSD. That object needs xkbcommon/xkbcommon.h, and
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# the console has no X keyboard, so the switch goes off like the rest.
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--disable-xkbcommon
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# CRT mode switching drives a PC monitor's video timings through switchres,
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# a library that is not in RetroArch's tree and that this project does not
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# carry. configure enables it because this machine has a C++11 compiler, and
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# the object it adds then calls sr_* functions nothing defines. A console
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# plugged into a television has no such timings to switch.
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--disable-crtswitchres
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# Built-in copies this build does not use.
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# RetroArch vendors zlib in deps/libz, so baking it in costs nothing and
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# removes the dependency on a system zlib this SDK does not ship.
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--enable-builtinzlib
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--disable-builtinflac --disable-builtinbearssl
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--disable-builtinmbedtls
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# Vulkan needs a GLSL-to-SPIR-V compiler and configure refuses to build the
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# Vulkan driver without one. RetroArch vendors glslang in deps/glslang, so the
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# built-in copy costs a compile rather than a dependency this SDK does not
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# carry.
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--enable-builtinglslang
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--disable-update_cores --disable-update_core_info
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--disable-libretrodb --enable-video_filter --disable-dsp_filter
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# The BSV movie recorder compiles against zlib, which this SDK does not ship.
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--disable-bsv_movie
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# RetroArch's built-in test input driver is on by default, and while it is on
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# `video_driver_init_input` never initialises any real input driver: its first
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# instruction returns early whenever the configured driver is not "test",
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# because it assumes a test driver is already wrapping input. This port's own
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# driver was therefore constructed, registered, never initialised, and never
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# asked for a button - the pad did nothing and nothing said why. It is a
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# development driver for RetroArch's own test suite and has no place in a
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# shipping title in any case.
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--disable-test_drivers
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)
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if [[ ${1:-} == --config ]]; then
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printf '%s\n' "${configure_flags[@]}"
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exit 0
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fi
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[[ -d $upstream ]] || { echo "error: run tools/fetch-retroarch.sh first" >&2; exit 2; }
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[[ -d $sdk ]] || { echo "error: no SDK at $sdk" >&2; exit 2; }
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configure_id=$(printf '%s\n' "${configure_flags[@]}" | sha256sum | cut -d' ' -f1)
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if [[ ! -f $work/config.mk || ! -f $work/config.h || ! -f $work/.configure-id || $(<"$work/.configure-id") != "$configure_id" ]]; then
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echo "==> [sources] configuring RetroArch in build/ra-conf (vendor/ is untouched)" >&2
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rm -rf "$work"
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mkdir -p "$(dirname "$work")"
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cp -a "$upstream" "$work"
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rm -rf "$work/.git"
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# The port's changes go in before configure runs, not after: one of them is
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# read by configure itself (qb/config.params.sh declares HAVE_XKBCOMMON so
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# that --disable-xkbcommon below is an option configure accepts). Applying
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# them here and again at compile time is deliberate - this script can be run
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# on its own, and tools/apply-port-patches.py reports `present` when an edit
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# is already in place.
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if [[ -f $root/patches/series ]]; then
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python3 "$root/tools/apply-port-patches.py" "$work" || {
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echo "error: a port change could not be applied to $work" >&2
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exit 2
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}
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fi
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(
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cd "$work"
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export PS5_PAYLOAD_SDK="$sdk"
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export CC="$sdk/bin/prospero-clang" CXX="$sdk/bin/prospero-clang++"
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export OS=BSD DISTRO=
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./configure "${configure_flags[@]}" >"$work/configure.log" 2>&1
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) || { echo "error: configure failed; see $work/configure.log" >&2; exit 2; }
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printf '%s\n' "$configure_id" > "$work/.configure-id"
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fi
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objects="$work/.rarch-obj"
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if [[ ! -s $objects ]]; then
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(
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cd "$work"
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export PS5_PAYLOAD_SDK="$sdk"
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export CC="$sdk/bin/prospero-clang" CXX="$sdk/bin/prospero-clang++"
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export OS=BSD DISTRO=
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make HAVE_STATIC_VIDEO_FILTERS=1 info >"$work/info.log" 2>&1
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) || { echo "error: 'make info' failed; see $work/info.log" >&2; exit 2; }
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grep -oE '[A-Za-z0-9_./-]+\.[oc]+' "$work/info.log" | sort -u > "$objects"
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fi
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# obj-unix/release/<source>.o -> <source>.<ext>, with the leading ./ normalised.
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#
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# The extension is kept rather than assumed. `make info` prints the object's own
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# name, and RetroArch's object list is not all C: glslang's and slang's sources are
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# C++ and upstream's build compiles them with $(CXX). Rewriting every entry to .c
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# turned gfx/drivers_shader/slang_process.cpp into a path that does not exist, so
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# the frontend linked with slang_preprocess_parse_parameters undefined - a missing
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# C++ source reported as a missing symbol, which is a much longer walk back to the
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# cause than a path that says .cpp.
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#
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# Three of those objects are dropped here, and this is the one place this project
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# filters RetroArch's list rather than asking configure for a different one. The
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# reason is a substring test upstream cannot win: Makefile.common does
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#
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# ifneq ($(findstring Linux,$(OS)),)
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#
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# and configure is given OS=BSD, which contains "Linux". So the Linux raw input
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# driver, its evdev joypad and the shared linux_common.c are always in the object
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# list, and all three need headers this SDK does not carry (linux/input.h,
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# sys/inotify.h). They are also never reachable in the binary: retroarch.c
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# registers both drivers inside `#if defined(__linux__)`, and this toolchain
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# defines __FreeBSD__, __PROSPERO__ and __unix__, not __linux__. Dropping them
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# changes what is compiled without changing what is linked.
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skipped_linux_only='input/drivers/linuxraw_input.c
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input/drivers_joypad/linuxraw_joypad.c
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input/common/linux_common.c'
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sed -e 's|^obj-unix/release/||' -e 's|^\./||' -e 's|\.o$||' "$objects" |
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while IFS= read -r stem; do
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for ext in c cpp cc; do
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[[ -f $upstream/$stem.$ext ]] && { printf '%s.%s\n' "$stem" "$ext"; continue 2; }
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done
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printf '%s.c\n' "$stem"
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done |
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grep -v -x -F "$skipped_linux_only"
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