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Android building issue using updated code. #202

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AlexB123 opened this issue Jul 12, 2021 · 6 comments
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Android building issue using updated code. #202

AlexB123 opened this issue Jul 12, 2021 · 6 comments

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@AlexB123
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Hello, i have a problem with android compilation (using Clang on Termux, and cross compiling with NDK, also clang). Source code taken from here Sopel97@666f0f8
When i'm trying to compile engine for android i'm receiving the following errors, (see txt documents). Can you please take a look at this code? Something is very wrong there, and you are the only person who can fix it. :)
Termux ERRORS.zip
NDK errors.zip

@JavaMast
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@AlexB123
did you build it with sparse=yes ?
sparse has not working

Try again with updated SRCs
https://github.com/Sopel97/Cfish/tree/update

@AlexB123
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@AlexB123
did you build it with sparse=yes ?
sparse has not working

Try again with updated SRCs
https://github.com/Sopel97/Cfish/tree/update

Yes, with previous source code, i've tried sparse=yes and sparse=no, didn't work.

@AlexB123
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With last source code Sopel97@4c71e9d
i'm getting less errors, which (i suppose) has to do with LTO. Again, with sparse=yes and sparse=no, i'm getting exactly the same errors.
!with or without sparce

By turning lto=no, i'm getting the following errors, something is still broken.
!without lto

@SwiftSnips
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SwiftSnips commented Jul 17, 2021

Have you gotten anywhere on Termux Alex? I got it down to just 1 error, that being the vec_zero_psqt error.

@AlexB123
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Have you gotten anywhere on Termux Alex? I got it down to just 1 error, that being the vec_zero_psqt error.

Nope, without the intervention of an expert, it is unlikely that it will work.

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SwiftSnips commented Jul 19, 2021 via email

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