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Attempting to build visualboyadvance-m on a Gentoo system that also has SDL-2.0.14 installed results in a build failure because KMOD_META is not defined. The issue can be seen in detail by going to https://bugs.gentoo.org/762208.
Expected behavior
visualboyadvance-m build successfully.
Actual behavior
Build fails with SDL.cpp: error: KMOD_META was not declared in this scope.
Steps to reproduce the behavior
I did not work out the steps on how to do this without using the Gentoo package manager.
With the package manager, you set up a system with SDL-2.0.14 (or newer) installed and then try to build SDL.
Additional details
I checked the master branch and it has the same issue as the Gentoo bug reported. The Gentoo bug also contains a patch that can be applied to the master branch to fix the issue. The link to the patch is https://762208.bugs.gentoo.org/attachment.cgi?id=687738
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Attempting to build visualboyadvance-m on a Gentoo system that also has SDL-2.0.14 installed results in a build failure because KMOD_META is not defined. The issue can be seen in detail by going to https://bugs.gentoo.org/762208.
Expected behavior
visualboyadvance-m build successfully.
Actual behavior
Build fails with SDL.cpp: error: KMOD_META was not declared in this scope.
Steps to reproduce the behavior
I did not work out the steps on how to do this without using the Gentoo package manager.
With the package manager, you set up a system with SDL-2.0.14 (or newer) installed and then try to build SDL.
Additional details
I checked the master branch and it has the same issue as the Gentoo bug reported. The Gentoo bug also contains a patch that can be applied to the master branch to fix the issue. The link to the patch is https://762208.bugs.gentoo.org/attachment.cgi?id=687738
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: