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jab
Registered: Apr 2020
Posts: 20 |
Release id #244776 : GoatTracker V2.76 - Silver Fork V1.1
Cool work RaveGuru!
Did anyone already do a native Windows build of this?
I got it to compile with a lot of trial and error using MSYS2 and SDL1.2 libs. The resulting goattrk2.exe starts and plays audio and seems to me to be working ok but I don't want to share it until someone with actual gt2 experience has tested it.
gt2reloc.exe also got compiled but it doesn't run. Other binaries didn't compile. So this is why I'm a bit wary of my goattrk2.exe build as well. |
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RaveGuru
Registered: Apr 2002
Posts: 43 |
Thank you jab! Great to see more people interested in getting this to compile/run. I haven't tested it on win* platforms. It's been quite straight forward to get it to compile on macOS. Mostly issues with lib paths and some minor (but annoying) warnings. |
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jab
Registered: Apr 2020
Posts: 20 |
Here are my build notes for the Windows binary I added.
Install MSYS2 somehow. I used Chocolatey:
choco install msys2
Start up MSYS2 and install some libraries. This list may be incomplete because there was some trial and error. The sdl12-compat libs also didn't work for me for some reason so I had to use actual legacy SDL 1.2.
pacman -S make mingw-w64-x86_64-toolchain mingw-w64-x86_64-SDL
Add /mingw64/bin to PATH to make sdl-config work
export PATH="$PATH:/mingw64/bin"
Clean up Mac object files that are in RaveGuru's archive
cd goattracker2/src
make clean
The included makefile.win won't work but we can use the default linux makefile, just overriding these constants
mkdir ../win32
make PREFIX=../win32/ SUFFIX=.exe
The compilation will eventually stop on some error but it did compile a working goattrk2.exe.
When testing on my ALD fellows' Windows machines we identified .dlls for SDL, libgcc, libstdc++ and libwinpthread that needed to be included with the exe. |
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Frostbyte
Registered: Aug 2003
Posts: 183 |
Superb release, thank you very much @RaveGuru! The newfangled "undo" thing already saved my bacon once. :)
One issue I've noticed, not sure if anyone else has had the same: The INT FP emulation has a weird interference "sizzle" which can be clearly heard with this song (FV on, PO and RO off, PAL 8580, HR:FF0F, 2x, INT FP):
https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/af6bpo2ryz2hqrvonzng9/shitadels0..
This was tested on MBP, M2 Max. That sizzle is present in pretty much all songs, I just picked this song as due to it's nature the sizzle is very noticeable.
No other emulations seem to have the sizzle (nor real 8580 for that matter), so it's something very specific to the filter patch. |
