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#RETROARCH BSNES MERCURY HD HOW TO#
#RETROARCH BSNES MERCURY HD INSTALL#
#RETROARCH BSNES MERCURY HD ARCHIVE#
#RETROARCH BSNES MERCURY HD PORTABLE#
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Run this command CMAKE=cmake VERBOSE=1 SINGLE_CORE=test FORCE=YES EXIT_ON_ERROR=1. The first time will likely fail due to ‘Bad CPU type in executable’ errors. To get the core to fully work currently, you will need to run the build script twice.

#RETROARCH BSNES MERCURY HD INSTALL#

Install brew ( ) and then install rgbds via brew install rgbds. libretro-buildbot-recipe.sh recipes/apple/cores-ios-arm64-generic Run the command CMAKE=cmake VERBOSE=1 SINGLE_CORE=play FORCE=YES EXIT_ON_ERROR=1.

Run CMAKE=cmake VERBOSE=1 SINGLE_CORE=pcsx_rearmed_interpreter FORCE=YES EXIT_ON_ERROR=1. libretro-buildbot-recipe.sh recipes/apple/cores-ios-arm64-genericĬraft /libretro/Craft allow compiling for ios-arm64 Run the command CMAKE=cmake VERBOSE=1 SINGLE_CORE=bsnes2014 FORCE=YES EXIT_ON_ERROR=1. Run the command CMAKE=cmake VERBOSE=1 SINGLE_CORE=bsnes FORCE=YES EXIT_ON_ERROR=1. If you don’t, I probably won’t be providing support.Ĭores that do not compile currently, but which do compile with some tweaks

#RETROARCH BSNES MERCURY HD HOW TO#

I am going to assume that you know how to do all those steps above. You may also need to run open /Library/Developer/CommandLineTools/Packages/macOS_SDK_headers_for_macOS_10.14.pkg and follow the installation. There may be a better way to handle signing via CLI. Run sudo easy_install pip sudo pip install tinydb sudo pip install gitpython.sh files referenced executable (chmod a+x) Download and put it in pkg/apple in your retroarch directory.Edit the variables at the start of the script to reflect the directories you created and information you obtained.Install xcprovisioner by running sudo gem install xcprovisioner.Figure out your provisioning profile name and developer certificate name (check and ).Use git to check out libretrosuper and retroarch.

Make sure the right xcode is set properly by running xcode-select -p

Install xcode (ideally the latest developer version, as that’s what I’m testing against).

Install the latest OSX (I am using an install of an OSX guest on VMWare via a Windows host, so it does compile fine on that).

Not that Play compiles currently, mind you. For some reason, for example, Play is not fetched by that script unless you explicitly run libretro-fetch.sh play.

Fetches and compiles actually work for weird cores that are not pulled in normally by running libretro-fetch.sh without options.

Fetches are done only immediately before building, which I guess makes it slightly more likely that you get the most bleeding edge core possible compiled compared to running libretro-fetch.sh and then libretro-build-ios-arm64.sh.

The cores won’t work, mind you, but hey they’ll be there if you want 'em? There may be a way to get them to work, so please tell me if you happen to know.

This will copy in other cores in the order of iOS10 > iOS9 > iOS Generic > iOS-theos in case they don’t compile in arm64.

With this, you will keep access to the core regardless.

#RETROARCH BSNES MERCURY HD CODE#

This is important since some cores lose their compilability through updates to their code (temporary breaking, etc).

#RETROARCH BSNES MERCURY HD ARCHIVE#

It keeps an archive of the latest compiled versions of each core.

It also builds the IPA for you - no need to mess around with xcode beyond installation.

This means that some cores that are not included in the default libretro-build-ios-arm64.sh, but which nonetheless compile properly and work great, will be included.

It attempts to compile all available cores with various versions of iOS.

The script is below, but to describe the advantages of running my script rather than libretro-build-ios-arm64.sh directly with no arguments… It generates a nice little IPA for you to just pop on into your cydia impactor or whatever else. all cores from the latest github versions of retroarch on the latest iOS versions.

#RETROARCH BSNES MERCURY HD PORTABLE#

I made a script that is fairly portable that can automate building, signing, etc.