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====Fedora==== | ====Fedora==== | ||
It is important to note that you do not need to install <code>gcc-c++.i686</code>. Installing this package could | It is important to note that you do not need to install <code>gcc-c++.i686</code>. Installing this package could lead to some packages being downgraded, resulting in a broken g++ compiler. | ||
The required packages to compile PCSX2 can be installed with: | The required packages to compile PCSX2 can be installed with: | ||
<code># dnf install gcc-g++ glibc-devel.i686 libstdc++-devel.i686</code> | <code># dnf install gcc-g++ cmake glibc-devel.i686 libstdc++-devel.i686</code> | ||
==Installing the Dependencies== | ==Installing the Dependencies== | ||
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lib32-soundtouch | lib32-soundtouch | ||
lib32-libpcap | lib32-libpcap | ||
lib32-zlib | |||
lib32-libsamplerate | lib32-libsamplerate | ||
sparsehash | sparsehash | ||
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</source> | </source> | ||
When generating the build configuration, CMake will first attempt to use pre-bundled versions of some of these packages to ensure PCSX2 is built against the most suitable version of its dependencies. Please note you may still need to install 32-bit versions of some of these libraries yourself. | When generating the build configuration, CMake will first attempt to use pre-bundled versions of some of these packages to ensure PCSX2 is built against the most suitable version of its dependencies. | ||
In order to install these pre-packaged dependencies, run the following commands at the top-level directory of the PCSX2 git repository you just cloned | |||
<source> | |||
$ cd ./pcsx2 | |||
$ git submodule --init --recursive | |||
$ mkdir -p ./build && cd ./build | |||
</source> | |||
Please note you may still need to install 32-bit versions of some of these libraries yourself. | |||
===Fedora=== | ===Fedora=== | ||
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$ sh build.sh | $ sh build.sh | ||
</source> | </source> | ||
If omit any of the libraries or headers specified above (or other, newer dependencies not included here), CMake will abort, your compiler may skip certain parts of the overall build or the linker may fail to link all the dependencies into the final PCSX2 executable. The output from any one of these tools should be able to tell the dependencies you're missing. | |||
==Running the Binary== | ==Running the Binary== | ||
This process may take several minutes. Once it has finished, you should be able to run the pcsx2 binary | This process may take several minutes. Once it has finished, you should be able to run the pcsx2 binary, which should've been output to the <code>bin/</code> directory. | ||
<source lang="bash">$ ./bin/ | |||
<source lang="bash">$ ./bin/PCSX2</source> | |||
The most straightforward to invoke the PCSX2 binary is via the Linux wrapper script provided in the same folder, which should be run from the top-level directory: | |||
<source lang="bash"> | |||
$ chmod +x ./bin/PCSX2-linux.sh | |||
$ ./bin/PCSX2-linux.sh | |||
</source> | |||
==Additional external links== | ==Additional external links== | ||