Building Dolphin on Linux: Difference between revisions
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<code>CC=clang CXX=clang++ CXXFLAGS+=-stdlib=libc++ LDFLAGS+=-lc++ cmake ..</code> | <code>CC=clang CXX=clang++ CXXFLAGS+=-stdlib=libc++ LDFLAGS+=-lc++ cmake ..</code> | ||
Note that you will have to add libc++-dev as dependence in this case. Clang minimum version is 3.4. Use SFML from Externals/, otherwise you'll get some '''[ | Note that you will have to add libc++-dev as dependence in this case. Clang minimum version is 3.4. Use SFML from Externals/, otherwise you'll get some '''[https://hastebin.com/raw/etarucuged undefined references]'''. | ||
Optionally you can change the install prefix by adding "-D CMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX=/new/path". Note that this path does not need to be absolute. cmake will complete it to its absolute equivalent. The default prefix is "/usr". This means that the executable will be installed as "/usr/bin/dolphin-emu", the plugins will be installed into "/usr/lib/dolphin-emu", and the shared data files will be installed into "/usr/share/dolphin-emu". | Optionally you can change the install prefix by adding "-D CMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX=/new/path". Note that this path does not need to be absolute. cmake will complete it to its absolute equivalent. The default prefix is "/usr". This means that the executable will be installed as "/usr/bin/dolphin-emu", the plugins will be installed into "/usr/lib/dolphin-emu", and the shared data files will be installed into "/usr/share/dolphin-emu". | ||
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*'''Where can I get help?''' | *'''Where can I get help?''' | ||
Go to the [ | Go to the [https://forums.dolphin-emu.org forums]. Lots of Dolphin users use Linux, and they are very experienced with this process. | ||
*'''My build failed, but I did nothing wrong!''' | *'''My build failed, but I did nothing wrong!''' | ||
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This script checks for Dolphin's source code, downloads it or updates it, then compiles it and finally installs it. It is somewhat interactive and distro-independent.<br> | This script checks for Dolphin's source code, downloads it or updates it, then compiles it and finally installs it. It is somewhat interactive and distro-independent.<br> | ||
It '''will not''' install any of the dependencies listed above, and will fail if any of them are missing. Install manually as described at [[#Step 1 - Installing the Dependencies|the first step]].<br> | It '''will not''' install any of the dependencies listed above, and will fail if any of them are missing. Install manually as described at [[#Step 1 - Installing the Dependencies|the first step]].<br> | ||
Licence: [ | Licence: [https://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-2.0.html GNU General Public Licence v2] or (at your option) any later version of the GPL.<br> | ||
<pre> | <pre> | ||
#!/bin/bash | #!/bin/bash | ||
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Within this directory, the script will create two subdirectories, ''dolphin-emu'' and ''build''. It must remain in this directory to work.<br> | Within this directory, the script will create two subdirectories, ''dolphin-emu'' and ''build''. It must remain in this directory to work.<br> | ||
Execute the script from anywhere, by running <code>sh /path/to/the/script.sh</code>, where /path/to/the/script.sh is replaced with the actual path to the script.<br> | Execute the script from anywhere, by running <code>sh /path/to/the/script.sh</code>, where /path/to/the/script.sh is replaced with the actual path to the script.<br> | ||
The script will download Dolphin's source, or update it if it has already been downloaded once. After building it, the script will install it. This requires root privileges. After the installation, the script exits, and Dolphin can be used. Note that the process is very fast and simple after the first time. Using a [ | The script will download Dolphin's source, or update it if it has already been downloaded once. After building it, the script will install it. This requires root privileges. After the installation, the script exits, and Dolphin can be used. Note that the process is very fast and simple after the first time. Using a [https://askubuntu.com/a/17538 bash alias] to execute the script by running a custom command such as <code>dolphin-update</code> is recommended. | ||
[[Category:Tutorials]] | [[Category:Tutorials]] | ||