Compiling E-UAE

[Hungry Horace]

someone is gonna have to help me out here - i know i managed to build E-UAE on the PS3 before, but my memory for all things linux is frankly... nil.

About as much as i can remember is starting with

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./configure in order to set it up.

I am told that;

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./configure --with-sdl-gfx --with-alsa --enable-scsi-device --with-sdl-gl is actually a better way to configure it for PS3 usage. (the sound is choppy on my builds, but the PPC build from rcdrummond.net works fine.

the ultimate goal is to build a nice new version of e-uae for both the PS3 and OSX, with as many extras / tweeks etc as i can find.

so far i've spotted these two;

http://sourceforge.net/projects/uaedev/   - where a certain evi1rich  (Drummond i believe) last updated some files a mere 54 days ago (only a few months, which isnt so bad)

http://github.com/GnoStiC/PUAE - here, our long-lost friend GnoStiC seems to be making preparations for UAE on  Pandora. This sounds like a great idea, and it would be even more fantastic if his changes would work across all the platforms. I'd like to see him return here as his input to E-UAE in general is very much appreciated.

http://members.ii.net/~trebs/ps3uaesource.tar.gz - MikeJT from EAB sent me this a while ago. I dont think there is much fixed tbh, other than a re-mapping of the 'X' button as fire.


FOL - perhaps you can help me out, as i know you've compiled for the wii enough, and I assume it is no different to that?

Anyone else familiar with building anything (particularly UAE) on Linux?

Edit:
I forgot to include that the error i keep getting after ./configure is;

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config.status: linking ./src/md-generic to src/machdep
cp: omitting directory './src/md-generic'
config.status: error: cannot link or copy ./src/md-generic to src/machdep


i am sure i didnt have this problem before

[Hungry Horace]

interesting discussion about pUAE happening on EAB at the moment, including gnostic himself chipping in;


http://eab.abime.net/showthread.php?t=50826

there is also an OSX build of it there, although the HD stuff is broken