Can't compile hello world in pvsneslib #262
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I think it is better to use our discord for such issue, but:
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yes, where do I actually place these lines, how do I find the location? the installation tutorial is great but I can't figure out where to find the location to put these two lines and do I just add them or replace some existing lines, I got it working once before but can't get it working now. If you use the integrated terminal in vscode, you will have to update the user settings by adding this block : "terminal.integrated.profiles.windows": { "MSYS2 UCRT": { "path": "cmd.exe", "args": [ "/c", "C:\msys64\msys2_shell.cmd -defterm -here -no-start -ucrt64" ] } }, and the workspace settings with this one : "terminal.integrated.defaultProfile.windows": "MSYS2 UCRT" |
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hummm, why the current vscode integration is not working for you? do you really nee dto update it? |
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I've made a video of my complete setup process: Maybe you can see what I'm doing wrong. Thanks, Brian |
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sorry, i do not want to take some dropbox links. put it on youtube if you can ;) |
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OK, here it is: |
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Thanks a lot for the video, that's really great to see it in action. I'm also using vscode and I do not have the problem.
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Are you saying that I don't need msys2 at all? |
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no, just that i don't think we need to install msys2 inside vscode (the last chapter in the wiki with vscode tutorial) |
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OK, [make clean] with powershell gives me: Makefile:5: /c/snesdev/devkitsnes/snes_rules: No such file or directory [make] with powershell gives me: (same thing) Makefile:5: /c/snesdev/devkitsnes/snes_rules: No such file or directory CTRL+SHIFT+B then PVSlib - Clean gives me: ** Executing task: make clean Makefile:5: /c/snesdev/devkitsnes/snes_rules: No such file or directory
CTRL+SHIFT+B then PSVLib - Build gives me: ** Executing task: make all Makefile:5: /c/snesdev/devkitsnes/snes_rules: No such file or directory
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That's really weird before i just test:
If I open a terminal in vscode and try a clean, it works too What do you have when you open a terminal INSIDE vscode (with "TErminal/New terminal"? the hello_world directory? I'm using W11, with no MSYS2 because you only need MSYS2 if you want to compile pvsneslib or if you don't have a make environment (i'm using a make environment from my NDS developement). |
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I'll try this and let you know ASAP, thanks for helping me sort this out, if I can get it to work again, I could make a working video that you could link to.
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On Sun, Feb 11, 2024 at 12:40 AM, ***@***.***> wrote:
That's really weird before i just test:
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- I put the .vscode folder inside the hello_wolrd example
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- I open vscode and choose "File/Open folrder..." then go inside hello_world folder
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- I click on makefile for example (but I don't think it is mandatory)
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- CTRL+SHIFT+B then Clean
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- I have this in powershell terminal
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If I open a terminal in vscode and try a clean, it works too
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What do you have when you open a terminal INSIDE vscode? the hello_world directory?
I'm using W11, with no MSYS2 because you only need MSYS2 if you want to compile pvsneslib or if you don't have a make environment (i'm using a make environment from my NDS developement).
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I get this when I try Clean:
* Executing task: make clean
Makefile:5: /c/snesdev/devkitsnes/snes_rules: No such file or directorymake: *** No rule to make target '/c/snesdev/devkitsnes/snes_rules'. Stop.
* The terminal process "C:\WINDOWS\System32\WindowsPowerShell\v1.0\powershell.exe -Command make clean" terminated with exit code: 1. * Press any key to close the terminal.
and this when I try Build: (same thing)
* Executing task: make all
Makefile:5: /c/snesdev/devkitsnes/snes_rules: No such file or directorymake: *** No rule to make target '/c/snesdev/devkitsnes/snes_rules'. Stop.
* The terminal process "C:\WINDOWS\System32\WindowsPowerShell\v1.0\powershell.exe -Command make all" terminated with exit code: 1. * Press any key to close the terminal.
Also when I open a folder for the first time I always get this: (and I click Yes)
Brian
On Sunday, February 11, 2024 at 12:40:27 AM EST, alekmaul ***@***.***> wrote:
That's really weird before i just test:
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- I put the .vscode folder inside the hello_wolrd example
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- I open vscode and choose "File/Open folrder..." then go inside hello_world folder
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- I click on makefile for example (but I don't think it is mandatory)
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- CTRL+SHIFT+B then Clean
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- I have this in powershell terminal
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If I open a terminal in vscode and try a clean, it works too
image.png (view on web)
What do you have when you open a terminal INSIDE vscode? the hello_world directory?
I'm using W11, with no MSYS2 because you only need MSYS2 if you want to compile pvsneslib or if you don't have a make environment (i'm using a make environment from my NDS developement).
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If I look carefuly in your video, it seems that you use a snapshot and not the last release? |
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the last release only has 3 folders devkitnes, pvsneslib and snes-examples. it seems to be missing some folders. Brian |
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like the .vscode folder for example and some other files, etc. |
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is last release 4.1.0? |
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You mean the Environment Variable? if so it's: [PVSNESLIB_HOME] (with underscore - not like you have it typed above) and [/c/snesdev] for path
On Sunday, February 11, 2024 at 09:15:55 AM EST, alekmaul ***@***.***> wrote:
If I look carefuly in your video, it seems that you use a snapshot and not the last release?
why not using a release for a first try?
if you are using a snapshot, you will have to compile pvsneslib to have the correct .obj files before compiling hello_world example.
also, your PVSNESLIBHOME declaration is a little blur on the video, what is the directory you declared?
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yes, here's a new simplified video with a fresh install (no msys2) maybe you can see what's happening here: |
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ok, this video is really better and a good start to help you. when you type make -v in the vscode terminal windows, what is the result? I have this: Another point, we are not compatible with git bash for compilation, i currently don't know why. |
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I DO have snes_rules inside /c/snesdev/devkitsnes, but I've only installed the first of the above C++ extensions, I'll try the other two and see if that makes a difference. |
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I have these installed now: My Environment Variables setup: My directory structure: My project folder: The response after a CTRL+SHIFT+B then PVSneslib - Clean: I even removed the Windows Subsystem for Linux just to see if is was interfering. |
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it is really weird, I really don't understand where is the problem. I will talk about your problem on pvsneslib discord |
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I've even tried another computer :( |
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I want to feature it on here: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL6-0_fdvQrFPnfEJKpHxi6NPIADmreNdC I've been doing this for over 3 years now and I'd love to show off pvsneslib but I'd like to show the whole pipeline. I really appreciate your patience, I can donate to the project if it would help. Brian |
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donation will not help you but is appréciate. I think the issue is a msys issue evenif I really don't understand why. We will try to continue in the previous thread with your video and my last comments ;) |
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Yes, maybe Unix/Linux syntax vs. MS DOS syntax formatting of command line stuff |
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I don't think so. as we are using unix like syntax, even with MS DOS. By the way, could you please reply to the questions on the previous thread regarding make and snes_rules? |
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Make seems to be having trouble finding [snes_rules], is there a more direct way of including it? maybe a dumb question. Also when I first open up the folder (from a fresh setup) I get this message, is that normal? 
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i don't know if it is normal, sorry. I can't remember if I got this message the first time :( |
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Thanks,
Not sure either, I have completely re-installed it more than a dozen times always trying something new and I just keep getting the same thing
I appreciate the help, I will keep looking into the issue myself.
Brian On Tuesday, February 13, 2024 at 11:52:41 PM EST, alekmaul ***@***.***> wrote:
it is really weird, I really don't understand where is the problem. I will talk about your problem on pvsneslib discord
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i can't remember: did you tried the make -v in a vscode terminal windows of hello_world example? |
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make -v gave me this: 
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my version is older than your and it works fine, i'm really out of tips about your problem :( |
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I think the best way to help you is to continue on discord, to see if someone else is blocked like you |
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OK, thanks for all of your help.
Brian
On Wednesday, February 14, 2024 at 11:35:36 PM EST, alekmaul ***@***.***> wrote:
I think the best way to help you is to continue on discord, to see if someone else is blocked like you
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Can't compile hello world in pvsneslib, I get:
make: *** No targets specified and no makefile found. Stop.
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