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Re: Trouble compiling Mame after the C++17 change
12/28/20 03:55 AM
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> 12/27/2020
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> Decided to do a fresh install for msys64. I am currently unable to compile with
> mingw64.exe due to an "MINGW32 is not set" error and using config64.bat under
> "C:\msys64\win32" doesn't work either. Compiling under win32env.bat still gives me
> the "out of memory" error.
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> There is very little information on this stuff on how to get a compile environment
> for Mame properly working. Is 16GB of ram not enough anymore?
The steps described here are exactly how I set up a MAME build environment: https://docs.mamedev.org/initialsetup/compilingmame.html#using-a-standard-msys2-installation
You can build MAME with 16GB of RAM. You can build with as little as 4GB of RAM with swap enabled, it just takes a long time. As I told you before, the 32-bit compiler is running out of address space. If you’re using GCC9, try upgrading to GCC10 – it’s a bit more efficient in C++17 mode. But really, you should just do 64-bit builds.
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