Post Ahr0PCmHda82Nvj4D2 by chfour@wetdry.world
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(DIR) Post #Ahr03adQFypu0PH4MK by chfour@wetdry.world
2024-05-13T16:22:56Z
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hello if there are any msys/mingw wizards here can you tell me WHY in the world does meson find glfw and glew through pkg-config just fine but then the compiler DOESNT find them as in \<GL/glew.h\>: No such file or directory and if i do both as a wrapdb package then glew tries to include X11/Xlib.h????I HATE WRITING FOR WINDOWS
(DIR) Post #Ahr0M3SLq1JqbdttZI by mothcompute@vixen.zone
2024-05-13T16:26:47Z
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@chfour convinced writing for anything except linux, freebsd, or literally just your own os is impossible because i spent several hours trying to figure out why i couldnt use libgba from devkitpro only for the problem to be that the compiler just. really didnt want to use the library for some reason. like it just would not use the .a file until i *extracted* it and linked with the object files inside instead
(DIR) Post #Ahr0PCmHda82Nvj4D2 by chfour@wetdry.world
2024-05-13T16:27:20Z
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@mothcompute OKAY DEVKITPRO IS YET ANOTHER BIGGER BEAST
(DIR) Post #Ahr556rOQe3I0kLwae by chfour@wetdry.world
2024-05-13T16:27:40Z
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@mothcompute i DO not want to touch that
(DIR) Post #Ahr557SyAw6rtHvxA0 by mothcompute@vixen.zone
2024-05-13T17:19:45Z
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@chfour using libgba sucks so bad im just writing my own linker scripts and loader now
(DIR) Post #Ahr57oYkvUy07avQrg by sterophonick@bitbang.social
2024-05-13T17:20:12Z
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@mothcompute @chfour i just use my own library for gba stuff unless i have to
(DIR) Post #Ahr5bLUTZKUWeY0Mts by mothcompute@vixen.zone
2024-05-13T17:25:34Z
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@sterophonick @chfour id be fine with libgba if it actually worked, because all i actually need from it is the very first bit of platform initialization before i dump my code into wram, but it somehow doesnt even do that unless i extract the static library and manage the objects myself