Compile newest winuae

[ErX]

Hi,

Picking up a old time hobby...

I'm trying to compile winuae from the latest source. I follow the guide, but apparently there are some files missing.

I cannot download the following:
http://www.winuae.net/files/b/aros.rom.cpp.zip
http://www.winuae.net/files/b/winuaeinclibs.zip

Where can I find these files on another location? Or can the links be fixed?

Thanks in advance.

Greetings,

ErX

[Radertified]

https://download.abime.net/winuae/fi...os.rom.cpp.zip

https://download.abime.net/winuae/fi...uaeinclibs.zip

[ErX]

Thanks for the fast reply.

This worked great!!!

With kind regards,

ErX

[ErX]

apparently I am missing:

d3dkmthk.h


and some cpp-files ?!?

cpuemu_90_test.cpp to cpuemu_95_test.cpp

Does this make any sense?

[Radertified]

I think "d3dkmthk.h" is part of the Windows WDK, so make sure you have that installed and in your include path.

The cpuemu files I'm not sure about. I haven't compiled WinUAE in years and I don't remember having that issue. Hopefully someone that's compiled it recently can chime in and help.

[Toni Wilen]

I have already reported missing redirects after https was added to RCK, hopefully they will be fixed someday..

cpuemu_90_test.cpp are part of cpu tester projects. You don't need it to compile WinUAE. (cputester_m68k and cputestgen). They are created by compiling gencpu if CPU_TESTER is set to 1.

[ErX]

I excluded cputester_m68k and cputestgen from the solution. That helped.

The missing 'd3dkmthk.h' is still a problem. I installed WDK version:
- 10.0.19041.0
- 10.0.18362.0
- 10.0.14393.0
- 10.0.10240.0
- 10.0.10150.0

But the file 'd3dkmthk.h' is not even there....
Which version does it require?

Thanks in advance.

Greetings,

ErX.

[Gilloo]

Originally Posted by ErX

I excluded cputester_m68k and cputestgen from the solution. That helped.

The missing 'd3dkmthk.h' is still a problem. I installed WDK version:
- 10.0.19041.0
- 10.0.18362.0
- 10.0.14393.0
- 10.0.10240.0
- 10.0.10150.0

But the file 'd3dkmthk.h' is not even there....
Which version does it require?

Thanks in advance.

Greetings,

ErX.

As I use Visual Studio Community 2017, I'm limited to WDK 10.0.17763.0
Check the VC++ directories they must begin with
exe directory
$(MSBuildProgramFiles32)\Windows Kits\10\bin\10.0.17763.0\x86; ...
includes directory
$(MSBuildProgramFiles32)\Windows Kits\10\Include\10.0.17763.0\km; ...

[ErX]

That helped a lot.

Only fixing the 'goto'-issues. Because it is not allowed (any more) to define variables after a goto.

And some more . . .

Maybe I should also switch to Visual Studio 2017 to compile the source instead of 2019...

[Gilloo]

Originally Posted by ErX

That helped a lot.

Only fixing the 'goto'-issues. Because it is not allowed (any more) to define variables after a goto.

And some more . . .

Maybe I should also switch to Visual Studio 2017 to compile the source instead of 2019...

To compile, I've change nothing, except tagged structures in 2 files located in pcem. (tagged structures are C99 features, and present in c++23 only, things I don't have (and won't have) with VS2017)
Check the "Windows SDK version" and the "platform toolset" in the Configuration properties/General of the .sln
Check Also the C/C++ / Language / C++ Language must be "ISO C++ Latest Draft Standard (/std:c++latest)"

Courage !

[Toni Wilen]

You must use 2019 but not 16.8 because it broke some specific C++ template compilation. (FX11 compilation breaks). I had to revert to 16.7.

More strict C++ requirements that 16.8 implements with "c++ latest" are already fixed.

[ErX]

Ah, I use Visual studio 2019 16.8.2..

Indeed, 2017 doesn't work.

I thought the problem for the missing 'd3dkmthk.h' was gone, but it was overflown by other errors
I installed the 'C:\Program Files (x86)\Windows Kits\10\Include\10.0.17763.0' but there is no 'km'-directory. And, also no 'd3dkmthk.h' file.

What am I missing? What to install to fix the missing header file?

Thanks for the great help so far!

[Gilloo]

Originally Posted by ErX

Ah, I use Visual studio 2019 16.8.2..


I installed the 'C:\Program Files (x86)\Windows Kits\10\Include\10.0.17763.0' but there is no 'km'-directory. And, also no 'd3dkmthk.h' file.

You don't have 17763 (because it's my stuff for VS2017) try with 10.0.18362.0 or other you have in your list. It must match in the .sln.

[Toni Wilen]

It looks like d3dkmthk.h isn't anymore in 19041. 18362 does have it.

[ErX]

Mine 18362 doesn't have it as well.
I installed it with the 'Visual Studio Installer' by adding it.

There isn't even a 'km' directory inside the 'include'-directory of 18632.

I even removed it, and installed it again...


Is there another way to install it?

Thanks in advance.

[Toni Wilen]

You need to install it using download from here https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/win...-wdk-downloads . Visual Studio only downloads Windows SDK which does not include kernel part.

EDIT: This header is only needed for beamracing vsync and it is only optional (not used if function does not exists). So should be able to easily disable this requirement.

[ErX]

OK, almost there...

Just missing some files:
- blitfunc.cpp
- blittable.cpp

no matter if I start the genblitter project and run the executable.

Remark: I noticed that I have to use ‘i’, ‘f’, ‘t’, and ‘h’ to generate the appropriate files.
Question remains: why isn’t this done automatically?


Furthermore, missing some identifiers in the FX11 part (CEffectVectorOwner)
- m_CurSize
- m_pData
Even though those variables are declared in the parent-template-class (CEffectVector)

Sorry for the endless teasing...

[Toni Wilen]

Originally Posted by ErX

OK, almost there...

Just missing some files:
- blitfunc.cpp
- blittable.cpp

no matter if I start the genblitter project and run the executable.

Remark: I noticed that I have to use ‘i’, ‘f’, ‘t’, and ‘h’ to generate the appropriate files.
Question remains: why isn’t this done automatically?

Works for me (32-bit/release). It is possible not all build modes have required commands.

Furthermore, missing some identifiers in the FX11 part (CEffectVectorOwner)
- m_CurSize
- m_pData
Even though those variables are declared in the parent-template-class (CEffectVector)

This is the 16.8 bug I mentioned previously. It compiles fine with 16.7.
Or remove all FX11 files from project and set FX11=0 in direct3d11.cpp to disable it.

[ErX]

Generating the blit*-files worked now. Project had to be set in the right configuration type to generate the files.

I have only Visual Studio Community 2019. I only found previous versions for Enterprise and Professional.

Some fixes are suggested in: here.

But the error messages are still popping up. Although, different

It is working with all direct3d11 things switched off. But rather slow.

At least I can debug the code to learn how it works.