Build armhf libs #241
Build armhf libs #241
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A set of libraries is here -- https://drive.google.com/file/d/1oTJQSO25jQDX74EeIyF1NsDFSo0CSmB8/view?usp=sharing |
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I have quickly tested the following ports using the above libraries. Super Meat Boy Iconoclasts 69dd787cc121d42ca21d131be1bc1c20 supermeatboy/gl4es/libEGL.so.1 == The following work the same as now (sound seems to be missing in some cases, but this is not affected by which libraries are used): BIOMASS Growth.sh |
I believe it's ok, we shouldn't need the OpenCL for the 32bit unless there's a need for some portmaster games. The changes look good, but I want to review the -board* changes before I merge the PR. I'll try to that later today. Thanks for the PR, it will save a lot of headaches :) |
Here is a WIP approach to building 32-bit armhf h700 libraries:
The script will run
make h700-configto generate a 64-bit configuration, then selects packages fromoutput/h700/.configby excluding a long list of packages that do not install libraries. These packages are added toconfigs/batocera-h700_armhf_libs.packages.make -j8 h700_armhf_libs-builduses a minimal configuration, which includes the above file, adds a few packages for missing libraries, and creates a tar file.The resulting set of libraries can be compared against the 64-bit build using
./check-armhf-libs.sh. By default, this will ignore a list of libraries that I did not think were needed for a 32-bit build. For me, the output is:This is the only missing library that I think is any cause for concern. I am using my own fork of the https://github.com/knulli-cfw/t507_gpu_drivers repo, which includes the 32 bit libmali from knulli firefly, which does not seem to support OpenCL (I could be wrong.)
To get a complete list of missing libraries, use
./check-armhf-libs.sh -ainstead. This could be used to refine the choice of packages.output/h700_armhf_libs/images/rootfs.tarcontains/lib,/usr/liband/lib/ld-linux-armhf.so.3which can be copied/linked into/lib32,/usr/lib32and/lib/ld-linux-armhf.so.3in a 64-bit build. I've tested the resulting libs with a range of 32 bit portmaster games, and they seem to work OK.