GZDoom compiling problem.

[BrutalDoomisAwesome]

I'm trying to compile an older version of GZDoom from the maint1.9 branch (because I like trying my hand at codeing) but, I keep getting an error in i_sound.cpp saying.  "invalid new-expression of abstract class type 'FMODSoundRenderer' "

 

Is there a fix for this?

 

Experimenting with porting to Android. What I'm using

 

• AIDE- IDE Java C++ Android App (With NDK support)
• Beloko_Common
• Fluidsynth
• FMOD_studio
• GL
• gzdoom maint 1.9 (obviously)
• jpeg8d
• sndfile
• MobileTouchControls (from Beloko's doom touch)
• mpg123
• openal-soft-android
• SDL

Edited February 8, 2019 by BrutalDoomisAwesome

[drfrag]

 Which compiler? Why don't you try to compile ZDoom32 instead?

https://github.com/drfrag666/gzdoom/tree/gzdoom32

 

[BrutalDoomisAwesome]

The NDK-build compiler. I'm basicly experimenting with porting to android on a literal android phone by using AIDE- IDE for Android Java C++

[fabian]

Do you have the FMOD headers installed?

[BrutalDoomisAwesome]

Yeah I've got FMOD_studio installed.

[wildweasel]

On 2/5/2019 at 1:05 PM, BrutalDoomisAwesome said:

Yeah I've got FMOD_studio installed.

That'd be the problem; the versions of GZDoom that used FMOD aren't compatible with FMOD Studio and need a specific older version of FMOD Ex. For whatever reason, the FMOD people didn't make Studio backwards-compatible.

 

I don't know which specific version of FMOD Ex you need to successfully compile, but this might be a decent place to start: https://zdoom.org/wiki/FMOD_Ex

 

Or try compiling a newer version of GZDoom that supports OpenAL.