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Compiling Chocolate & Crispy Strife, Hexen, Heretic...

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I can compile Chocolate & Crispy DOOM, but I have no idea how to also produce Strife, Heretic, and Hexe binaries as well. 

What steps do I have to take, presuming I am under Debian Linux. 

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Chocolate Doom should be producing src/chocolate-{doom,heretic,hexen,strife} already for you, they are not optional components.

 

Fabian has the non-Doom games commented out in Crispy's build files. I think you can re-enable them pretty easily though I've never tried myself.

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Thank you much!!! 

While I've got you here, what might this mean?

"make: Entering directory '/boot/home/crispy-doom/src/heretic'
make: Nothing to be done for 'all'.
make: Leaving directory '/boot/home/crispy-doom/src/heretic'
make: *** No rule to make target '../textscreen/libtextscreen.a', needed by 'crispy-heretic'.  Stop."

 

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I think it's a little janky :) you could use "make -C textscreen" at the top-level directory first, or just do a regular "make" so all of crispy-doom is built (same internal dependencies as the other games).

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That produced a bit more in depth error. If I were on Debian, I wonder what it would mean. 

"~/crispy-doom> make -C textscreen
make: Entering directory '/boot/home/crispy-doom/textscreen'
Making all in fonts
make[1]: Entering directory '/boot/home/crispy-doom/textscreen/fonts'
./convert-font small small.png small.h
./convert-font normal normal.png normal.h
./convert-font large large.png large.h
make[1]: Leaving directory '/boot/home/crispy-doom/textscreen/fonts'
Making all in .
make[1]: Entering directory '/boot/home/crispy-doom/textscreen'
  CC       txt_conditional.o
gcc: cannot specify -o with -c or -S and multiple compilations
Makefile:467: recipe for target 'txt_conditional.o' failed
make[1]: *** [txt_conditional.o] Error 1
make[1]: Leaving directory '/boot/home/crispy-doom/textscreen'
Makefile:487: recipe for target 'all-recursive' failed
make: *** [all-recursive] Error 1
make: Leaving directory '/boot/home/crispy-doom/textscreen'"

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You like that? Ya, all the kids are putting their home directories inside of boot these days... ;)

Actually, I am running Haiku Beta 1. It is the spiritual continuation of BeOS. I was asking my questions in relation to a Debian set up because that is what I generally use, at least while I've been waiting for Haiku to get to a reasonable state. This way I can hopefully learn what these errors are talking about, and perhaps learn to fix them.

I also just learned about a tool called Haikuporter, which is supposed to ease the process of porting code from Linux to Haiku.

https://github.com/haikuports/haikuporter

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42 minutes ago, Breeder said:

Actually, I am running Haiku Beta 1

This is useful information to have upfront, rather than being shifty and pretending you are on Debian...

 

Regardless, you might try to use "make V=1" so that the full gcc line is printed, it may give a clue to what is wrong. (You can also use "./configure --disable-silent-rules" earlier in the build setup)

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I normally see that error if I haven't ran a top-level "make" before trying to build heretic. The initial "make" is necessary to build textscreen and other bits. 

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sorry for the thread bump but im trying to get crispy hexen to work 

On 12/10/2018 at 7:25 AM, fabian said:

cd src && make -C heretic && make crispy-heretic

using this command and renaming heretic to hexen i was able to get it to work but i cannot create a setup file for hexen how can i create one? im on linux btw

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