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Re: Linux build of Spring error using make and install cmds
Posted: 25 Aug 2013, 03:59
by Cmdr_Shaffer
What's up? I've poked through the forums, but I'm so new at Linux I'm having trouble deciphering exactly what's going on here. I added the Spring PPA to my software repository, tried reloading both it and the lobby client, and even tried updating through the terminal, but Spring still says that my version is 91, and I need 94 to play any online games. Help?
EDIT: See subsequent posts for updated information...
Re: Linux build of Spring error using make and install cmds
Posted: 26 Aug 2013, 06:03
by Cmdr_Shaffer
duplicate post removed
Re: Linux build of Spring error using make and install cmds
Posted: 26 Aug 2013, 06:04
by Cmdr_Shaffer
Okay--so I figured out what I was doing wrong *facepalm* with my version of Spring being behind, but now I'm getting this error, even when using sudo. Note, I am using the Spring compile guide listed here:
http://zero-k.info/Wiki/Download
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[ 15%] Building CXX object AI/Skirmish/KAIK/CMakeFiles/KAIK.dir/AIExport.cpp.o
c++: error: Stuff/spring_94.1/rts/lib/lua/include/: No such file or directory
c++: error: Stuff/spring_94.1/rts/lib/lua/src/: No such file or directory
c++: error: Stuff/spring_94.1/rts/lib/streflop/: No such file or directory
make[2]: *** [AI/Skirmish/KAIK/CMakeFiles/KAIK.dir/AIExport.cpp.o] Error 1
make[1]: *** [AI/Skirmish/KAIK/CMakeFiles/KAIK.dir/all] Error 2
make: *** [all] Error 2
What's up with this one, guys?
Re: Linux build of Spring error using make and install cmds
Posted: 26 Aug 2013, 06:12
by jK
run `cmake-gui .` and disable AI building
Also 94 is in the PPA it's just not marked as default, with a bit more extended cmd you can install it (no idea what the exact one is, I am gentoo user)
Re: Linux build of Spring error using make and install cmds
Posted: 26 Aug 2013, 06:24
by Cmdr_Shaffer
Okay--can I have some tips on cmake-gui?
Never used that command before--not entirely sure what I'm looking at or how to use it...Sorry....
Re: Linux build of Spring error using make and install cmds
Posted: 26 Aug 2013, 06:28
by jK
you already run
the important line here is `cmake .` it will just set everything to default. cmake-gui allows you configure these.
When you run it you see a list of all config vars available. And it will start with a AI_* few ones. Hover them to see their tooltip, doing so you will see AI_TYPES allows you to configure which AIs to build. And that you can change it to `NONE` to disable all AI building.
Re: Linux build of Spring error using make and install cmds
Posted: 26 Aug 2013, 06:56
by Cmdr_Shaffer
Okay--so here's where I'm at:
The Browse Source and Browse Build tabs, I can put those where I unpacked the .tar file that I got of the source code for Spring 94, right?
If that's not the case, that may explain the error message I'm getting:
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Error in configuration process, project files may be invalid
What's up with that?
Re: Linux build of Spring error using make and install cmds
Posted: 26 Aug 2013, 08:33
by hoijui
many users have 94 on ubuntu through the repo. you should also be able to get it. i managed too (long ago already). it should be easier for you, and it will lessen the pain you will have if a new version comes out. try that again instead of compiling yourself.
Re: Linux build of Spring error using make and install cmds
Posted: 26 Aug 2013, 08:42
by Cmdr_Shaffer
I did that...
and that's where I'm stuck at 91. Every time I try to update it says everything is up to date. But in Spring itself, it's a no go.
Re: Linux build of Spring error using make and install cmds
Posted: 26 Aug 2013, 08:45
by hoijui
what i meant to say was, that you are doing something wrong, as it works for so many other ubuntu users. it should not be too hard to find out what it is. maybe it is what jk said (though i don't think so), or you just have to remove all spring related repos from your sources list, and re-add them, and refresh or something.
Re: Linux build of Spring error using make and install cmds
Posted: 26 Aug 2013, 08:52
by Cmdr_Shaffer
Okay--what does that entail? Going into the software center, uninstalling it from there, and then going into the Home folder and removing all traces of Spring from there as well? If that's the case, I've already tried that to attempt to deal with another issue I'm having with Spring--mysteriously, BA has stopped spawning commanders. And a reinstall has fixed neither issue.
Re: Linux build of Spring error using make and install cmds
Posted: 26 Aug 2013, 08:56
by hoijui
the problem you have there is not with spring, but with your software management/repositories. so what you should do is what i said already: fiddle with your sources list and refresh and so on.
http://springrts.com/wiki/Ubuntu_instal ... _and_newer
Re: Linux build of Spring error using make and install cmds
Posted: 26 Aug 2013, 09:11
by Cmdr_Shaffer
Okay--well I -really- don't know what I'm doing there... you go into system settings, software & updates, and then go to the "Other Software" tab, right? I go there, and this is the screen I see: (see attached screenshot). I've removed and re-added the Spring repository, but I see no option to "reload" the packages, and when I try to do an update or install via the terminal, once again, I'm told that all my packages are up to date. What am I missing?
EDIT: It looks like I got the thing to compile using cmake-gui, but the Spring engine still says I'm running version 91...
Re: Linux build of Spring error using make and install cmds
Posted: 11 Sep 2013, 13:23
by qray
The repository settings seem to be right. I can't spot an error there
Edit:
On the command line, did you do
sudo apt-get update (updates the package list) before
sudo apt-get upgrade (updates the installed packages)? I guess you did, but just to be sure....
For your own compiled version: Do you start via sprinlobby? Then check the paths to the spring binary/unit sync library in "Edit"->"Preferences".
Also, you can try to download the static binary for linux and set the paths in the lobby to use this (works for me w/o probs on 12.04/Precise Pangolin).