Compile Supermodel with gcc on windows 10

[solitarius576]

I get this error, which looks the same with this one https://launchpadlibrarian.net/29308880 ... ING.txt.gz

g++ Src/Pkgs/tinyxml2.cpp -I/msys64/mingw64/include/SDL -ISrc/ -ISrc/OSD/ -ISrc/OSD/SDL/ -ISrc/OSD/Windows/ -c -Wall -DSUPERMODEL_WIN32 -DGLEW_STATIC -O3 -I/msys64/mingw64/include/boost -std=c++11 -o obj64/tinyxml2.o
g++ -o bin64\Supermodel.exe obj64/Format.o obj64/NewConfig.o obj64/PPCDisasm.o obj64/Games.o obj64/Config.o obj64/INIFile.o obj64/BlockFile.o obj64/93C46.o obj64/ROMLoad.o obj64/unzip.o obj64/ioapi.o obj64/Error.o obj64/glew.o obj64/Shader.o obj64/Real3D.o obj64/Legacy3D.o obj64/Models.o obj64/TextureRefs.o obj64/New3D.o obj64/Mat4.o obj64/Model.o obj64/PolyHeader.o obj64/Texture.o obj64/TextureSheet.o obj64/VBO.o obj64/Vec.o obj64/R3DShader.o obj64/R3DFloat.o obj64/Render2D.o obj64/TileGen.o obj64/Model3.o obj64/ppc.o obj64/Main.o obj64/Audio.o obj64/Thread.o obj64/SoundBoard.o obj64/SCSP.o obj64/SCSPDSP.o obj64/68K.o obj64/m68kcpu.o obj64/m68kopnz.o obj64/m68kopdm.o obj64/m68kopac.o obj64/m68kops.o obj64/DSB.o obj64/Z80.o obj64/IRQ.o obj64/53C810.o obj64/PCI.o obj64/RTC72421.o obj64/DriveBoard.o obj64/MPC10x.o obj64/Input.o obj64/Inputs.o obj64/InputSource.o obj64/InputSystem.o obj64/InputTypes.o obj64/MultiInputSource.o obj64/SDLInputSystem.o obj64/DirectInputSystem.o obj64/Outputs.o obj64/WinOutputs.o obj64/amp_audio.o obj64/amp_dump.o obj64/amp_getbits.o obj64/amp_getdata.o obj64/amp_huffman.o obj64/amp_layer2.o obj64/amp_layer3.o obj64/amp_misc2.o obj64/amp_position.o obj64/amp_transform.o obj64/amp_util.o obj64/Crypto.o obj64/Logger.o obj64/tinyxml2.o -L/msys64/mingw64/lib -lmingw32 -lSDLmain -lSDL -lopengl32 -lglu32 -ldinput8 -ldxguid -lole32 -loleaut32 -lwbemuuid -lz -s
obj64/New3D.o:New3D.cpp:(.text+0x1a1): undefined reference to `New3D::R3DScrollFog::~R3DScrollFog()'
obj64/New3D.o:New3D.cpp:(.text+0x4b7): undefined reference to `New3D::R3DScrollFog::DrawScrollFog(float, float, float, float)'
obj64/New3D.o:New3D.cpp:(.text+0x20f1): undefined reference to `New3D::R3DScrollFog::R3DScrollFog()'
obj64/New3D.o:New3D.cpp:(.text+0x53ea): undefined reference to `New3D::R3DScrollFog::DrawScrollFog(float, float, float, float)'
collect2.exe: error: ld returned 1 exit status
makefile:154: recipe for target 'all' failed
make: *** [all] Error 1

[MINGW64] c:\msys64\mingw64\src\trunk>

So any ideas?

[Ian]

The compiler says what the error is.
Simply add r3dscrollfog.cpp to your make file and it will build

[Kacperas]

Your makefile wasn't updated after changes, which Ian has introduced. Please find the line:

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$(OBJ_DIR)/New3D.o $(OBJ_DIR)/Mat4.o $(OBJ_DIR)/Model.o $(OBJ_DIR)/PolyHeader.o $(OBJ_DIR)/Texture.o $(OBJ_DIR)/TextureSheet.o $(OBJ_DIR)/VBO.o $(OBJ_DIR)/Vec.o $(OBJ_DIR)/R3DShader.o $(OBJ_DIR)/R3DFloat.o \

And add $(OBJ_DIR)/R3DScrollFog.o at the end of line, before \.

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$(OBJ_DIR)/New3D.o $(OBJ_DIR)/Mat4.o $(OBJ_DIR)/Model.o $(OBJ_DIR)/PolyHeader.o $(OBJ_DIR)/Texture.o $(OBJ_DIR)/TextureSheet.o $(OBJ_DIR)/VBO.o $(OBJ_DIR)/Vec.o $(OBJ_DIR)/R3DShader.o $(OBJ_DIR)/R3DFloat.o $(OBJ_DIR)/R3DScrollFog.o  \

[solitarius576]

Thx both of you, it's working now.
But I have a question, which is the official way to compile Supermodel? On windows you can compile only with vs2013 without errors, vs 2015 will not compile same with 2008 despite the project file sitting in VS2008 directory, with gcc the supplied makefile is old, you have to modify it, plus this new addon. On Linux is the same as seen in that ppa page.

[Ian]

I only have vs 2013
What errors does it spit out with vs2015?

If you paste them here I can probably fix them

[solitarius576]

I get this error when i try to compile the debugger included build
obj64/Musashi68KDebug.o:Musashi68KDebug.cpp:(.text+0x8d): undefined reference to `M68KGetRegister(SM68KCtx*, unsigned int)'
obj64/Z80Debug.o:Z80Debug.cpp:(.text+0x28e): undefined reference to `CZ80::GetReg16(unsigned int)'
obj64/Z80Debug.o:Z80Debug.cpp:(.text+0x2dc): undefined reference to `CZ80::GetReg16(unsigned int)'
obj64/Z80Debug.o:Z80Debug.cpp:(.text+0x398): undefined reference to `CZ80::DetachDebugger()'
obj64/Z80Debug.o:Z80Debug.cpp:(.text+0x3d8): undefined reference to `CZ80::DetachDebugger()'
obj64/Z80Debug.o:Z80Debug.cpp:(.text+0x4aa): undefined reference to `CZ80::GetReg8(unsigned int)'
obj64/Z80Debug.o:Z80Debug.cpp:(.text+0x4c1): undefined reference to `CZ80::GetReg8(unsigned int)'
obj64/Z80Debug.o:Z80Debug.cpp:(.text+0x208): undefined reference to `CZ80::GetReg8(unsigned int)'
obj64/Z80Debug.o:Z80Debug.cpp:(.text+0x21c): undefined reference to `CZ80::SetReg8(unsigned int, unsigned char)'
obj64/Z80Debug.o:Z80Debug.cpp:(.text+0x228): undefined reference to `CZ80::GetReg16(unsigned int)'
obj64/Z80Debug.o:Z80Debug.cpp:(.text+0x32c): undefined reference to `CZ80::SetReg16(unsigned int, unsigned short)'
obj64/Z80Debug.o:Z80Debug.cpp:(.text+0x341): undefined reference to `CZ80::SetReg16(unsigned int, unsigned short)'
obj64/Z80Debug.o:Z80Debug.cpp:(.text+0x35b): undefined reference to `CZ80::AttachDebugger(Debugger::CZ80Debug*)'
obj64/Z80Debug.o:Z80Debug.cpp:(.text+0x368): undefined reference to `CZ80::DetachDebugger()'
collect2.exe: error: ld returned 1 exit status
makefile:154: recipe for target 'all' failed
make: *** [all] Error 1

but Z80Debug.cpp is included and the class CZ80 is defined in Z80Debug.h which appears in the makefile, as far I can understand it.

I only have vs 2013
What errors does it spit out with vs2015?

If you paste them here I can probably fix them

I don't have VS 2015 anymore, but it was related to the global variable data defined below
extern int append,data,f_bdirty,bclean_bytes; in file Src\Sound\MPEG\getbits.h

I see that Kacperas solved the VS 2015 problem

I was able to build latest SVN using both VS2013 and VS2015. Sadly, in both cases there was a problem with corrupted audio... VS2015 compiler gave me some headache, as it's more sensitive in some cases. Anyway, I had to modify some files:
- main.cpp
- audio.cpp
- layers2.cpp
- huffman.cpp

In case of main.cpp, space was missing in line 1372 between " and SUPERMODEL_VERSION. For the rest of files, 'data' was ambiguous, so either changing it to ::data or adding a namespace allowed compilation to finish.

[Ian]

I've never actually compiled with the debugger
I'll see what it does

Okay I built it with vs2013 .. and it works fine

[solitarius576]

VS 2013 is compiling just fine, that build too, I mean the one with the debugger included, so you will probably not have errors on your part.
I will try to look around on unix sites to figure it out, or maybe Kacperas will have a solution.

It works now, I just had to do a make clean, before building again the debugger version after a non-debugger build.

[Bart]

Sorry about the build mess, guys. When I started this project, I had zero real software engineering skills (I still don't! ). I use gcc on Windows for this project because I prefer it as a compiler (I think it tends to generate better code than MSVC and is more likely to be standards-compliant) and it makes life easier on other platforms. The Makefiles I put together are total garbage, though, because they don't properly track dependencies. In the future, for my gcc-based projects, I intend to write a Python-based build script similar to something we have at work, which magically analyzes dependencies on the fly and builds everything. No Makefiles or config scripts required; perfect dependency tracking. Once you see one of these build environments in action, you'll never be able to go back

[solitarius576]

I don't need help, just wanted to share:)
This is bizarre, my compiled versions with gcc are not working. Just to be sure I installed VS 2013 and builds made with it, are not working either. They compile fine without any errors and yet they are not working. For another test I compiled reicast(dreamcast emulator) with VS 2013 and that is working. So I guess compiling projects is not for me, better leave them to the devs.

Edit:
Oh, wow, how stupid one can be, forgot to copy SDL.dll over