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They were removed in 3435b26
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The GNOME Games Flatpak installation relies on these rules to be there so I can't approve that MR more. |
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Ah, it wasn't intentional, practically rewrote the core based on my new
dosbox-svn core, sorry.
…On Thu, Aug 9, 2018 at 11:34 AM Adrien Plazas ***@***.***> wrote:
We rely on these rules for GNOME Games' Flatpak installation.
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Any news? GNOME Games depends on this fix. :( |
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You probably should add them too fr500/dosbox_svn instead, it's a faster core (and I can merge it there) |
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fr500/dosbox_svn seems to introduce SDL dependency, which isn't ideal for us. Any reason not to merge this, considering other PRs are being merged? |
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I have no idea I have no control over libretro repos. |
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Ah, and you're the only person besides Adrien who received a notification. Sorry :( As for dependency, aren't libretro cores meant to be self-contained? I.e. I don't know any other core that has external dependencies (not saying there aren't any, just I don't know any :D) @twinaphex since you're the person who merged the last MR here, mind taking a look at this one? |
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External libraries can be compiled in statically, lots of cores do this AFAIK. I think only SDL_sound (mp3/wav/aiff track support) is used for CDROM, right? BTW there's a very good SDL2 port that I've been using for a long time here: https://github.com/duganchen Sorry for the off topic, just thought it may be interesting. |
They were removed in 3435b26