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The latest official compiler for macOS (Xcode 9.0) is based on LLVM v4, which contains most of, but not all, C++17 features. Therefore, to build using experimental C++17 features on macOS, we need to use -std=c++1z. My guess is that Xcode 9.1 will ship with LLVM v5, which has completed support for C++17. At that point, we can simply use -std=c++17 again. I have also added a small check that prevents CMake from attempting to build with OpenGL on macOS. I have also changed the Travis build script to use Xcode 9 rather than Xcode 8.3, enabling these experimental features. And I've fixed a small issue with the README. :)
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decaf-emu
Researching Wii U emulation. Licensed under the terms of the GNU General Public License, version 3 or later (GPLv3+).
You can find us for developer discussion at #wiiu-emu on freenode.
Requirements
- Windows with Visual Studio 2017 Update 3
- Linux with a modern C++17 friendly compiler
- 64 bit
- OpenGL 4.5
- CMake v3.2+
Compatibility
- None
Support
- None, this is an in-development project and user support is not provided.
Binaries
The latest Windows AppVeyor build is available from:
Building from Source
This project makes use of submodules, please ensure you have cloned them properly using:
git submodule update --init
There are two decaf frontends:
- decaf-sdl - Default emulator target using SDL for window creation and input.
- decaf-cli - Command line only which will run games with no graphics or inputs, useful for test .rpx files.
Windows with VS2017
- Use CMake to generate a solution
Linux
cmake ../decaf-emu && make- It is suggested (but optional) to use your system's zlib, sdl2 and glbinding
- You can enable building with valgrind with -DDECAF_VALGRIND=ON, this requires valgrind to be installed on your system
- Requires a modern gcc or clang which supports C++17 features
Running
./decaf-sdl play <path to game>
It is recommended to run the emulator from the root git directory so that it is able to access resources/fonts/*. Alternatively, set resources_path in the configuration file to point to the resources directory.
Configuration files can be found at:
- Windows -
%APPDATA%\decaf - Linux -
~/.config/decaf
On Linux, a "Bus error" crash usually indicates an out-of-space error in the temporary directory. Set the TMPDIR environment variable to a directory on a filesystem with at least 2GB free.