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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughAdds native Linux setup, build, installation, AppImage packaging, and runtime support. Replaces DolphinTool with nodtool, introduces shared setup services, adds POSIX memory and fiber implementations, and updates cross-platform path and signal handling. ChangesLinux setup and packaging
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linux local-build.sh script is up ^ |
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I've added a script to create an appimage that can be used by users to more easily build WiiCompiled. Here is a link to the current prebuilt version: https://github.com/theofficialgman/testing/releases/download/gmans-releases/WiiCompiled-Setup-x86_64.AppImage Next thing to add is support for detecting dolphin-tool from flatpak (since that is the official release target from the dolphin developers for linux) rather than relying on a system PATH install (which would only exist if the user built dolphin from source). Alternatively, why can't we use nod through aurora for this @patchzyy ? Seems that should be pretty low lift and should reduce the dependency count/size on both windows/linux? |
I don't know if this is related to that build, but I get this error when launching the RetroRewind build: I built using this command: |
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I haven't yet tested retrorewind. I assume that wiicompiled itself (the base game) is working fine for you? |
using nod through aurora is a good call, referenced it in #44 |
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switched to standalone nod tool rather than through aurora since aurora doesn't expose everything needed with the tool and doesn't have support for every architecture in its builtin hardcoded list. this is a simpler swap from dolphin-tool to nod tool this way. |
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@DrBellubins not sure what you did to come up with the command list for retro rewind. In any case, I refactored the installation to better align with the flag naming conversions of the windows installer (so re-download the appimage). wget https://github.com/theofficialgman/testing/releases/download/gmans-releases/WiiCompiled-Setup-x86_64.AppImage
chmod +x WiiCompiled-Setup-x86_64.AppImage
curl -fL --progress-bar "https://cdn.update.rwfc.net/RetroRewind/zip/6.12.4-full2.zip" -o RetroRewind.zip
unzip -q RetroRewind.zip -d extracted
./WiiCompiled-Setup-x86_64.AppImage install --game /path/to/MarioKart.iso \
--retro-dir "./extracted/RetroRewind6" \
--download-retro-wfc-payloadall the output will be in |
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Rebased and ready for review @patchzyy . |
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In `@Launcher/build-appimage.sh`:
- Around line 162-165: Update the default appimagetool download flow in
build-appimage.sh to use a fixed, versioned release asset instead of the mutable
continuous URL, then verify its SHA-256 checksum before running chmod or
packaging. Keep the --appimagetool override behavior unchanged and fail the
script when checksum validation fails.
In `@Launcher/local-build.sh`:
- Around line 240-246: Update the translation_fingerprint calculation near
reuse_base to include the resolved translator artifact, using translator_bin or
translator_dll as applicable alongside the existing inputs. Preserve the
existing provenance comparison and reuse checks so cached output is reused only
when the translator and source inputs match.
In `@Launcher/WiiCompiled.Setup.Common/NodToolProvider.cs`:
- Around line 25-36: The NodToolProvider ResolveAsync flow must pin and verify
each asset’s SHA-256 digest before use. Add the expected digest mapping for each
asset, validate cached cachePath files before returning them, validate the
downloaded tempPath before File.Move, and delete invalid files on mismatch.
In `@Launcher/WiiCompiled.Setup.Common/RetroRewindSource.cs`:
- Line 14: Update ResolveRetroRewind6 to use StringComparer.Ordinal for
candidate deduplication on non-Windows systems, while retaining case-insensitive
comparison on Windows. Ensure distinct case-sensitive parent directories remain
separate so ambiguous matches are rejected.
In `@Launcher/WiiCompiled.Setup.Linux/DesktopEntry.cs`:
- Around line 16-29: Update DesktopEntry.Create to generate a persistent
launcher command rather than invoking the temporary toolDllPath DLL through
dotnet. Ensure the generated desktop entry references an installed or copied
executable that remains available after the AppImage exits and works without a
host dotnet runtime, while preserving the existing profile-specific launchArg
selection.
In `@Launcher/WiiCompiled.Setup.Linux/DiscTool.cs`:
- Around line 76-80: Update RunInfoAsync and RunExtractAsync to start stdout and
stderr ReadToEndAsync operations concurrently before awaiting either result,
preventing redirected-pipe deadlocks. Add cancellation cleanup that calls
Kill(true) on the nodtool process and awaits its exit so the child stops writing
Assets/DATA.
In `@Launcher/WiiCompiled.Setup.Linux/Program.cs`:
- Line 58: Update InstallAsync to return the resolved installation directory,
including its default when no install-dir flag is provided, and pass that
returned value to NdjsonInstallReporter.Success instead of reading flags
directly. Preserve the existing success reporting flow while ensuring install
records always contain the actual directory.
- Around line 220-228: Update the missing-install guidance in the launch-retro
handling to stop suggesting the unsupported --profile option; instruct users to
run install --retro-dir <RetroRewind6> with one required Retro-WFC payload
option, while preserving the existing executable-missing guidance.
- Around line 290-300: Update the argument-parsing logic in the visible
flag-processing block to split --flag=value arguments into the flag name and
value, and only consume the next token for options that require a value. Ensure
boolean flags such as --progress-json do not consume the following command,
while preserving order-independent handling of options and commands.
- Line 125: Update InstallAsync and Uninstall to require the expected ownership
marker for custom install directories before recursive deletion. Refuse
non-empty targets lacking that marker, persist or validate the marker through
ProductInstallRecord.InstallDirectory, and ensure Directory.Delete is called
recursively only for directories containing it.
In `@Launcher/WiiCompiled.Setup.Windows/PortableInstallHealing.cs`:
- Around line 38-46: Move the native-build cache deletion in
PortableInstallHealing so it completes before updating and writing installation
state via JsonState.Write. Preserve the existing hadNativeBuild check and
FileSystemUtilities.DeleteDirectoryIfExists call, ensuring a deletion failure
leaves the old state intact and can be retried on a later run.
In `@runtime/src/guest_flat_memory.cpp`:
- Around line 587-590: Replace the direct GuestFlat::HandleAccessViolation()
call from PosixMemoryFaultHandler() with a signal-safe recovery mechanism that
defers fault resolution until outside the POSIX signal handler, then resumes
execution only after recovery completes. Preserve the existing
InstallPosixMemoryFaultHandler() registration and ensure StateMutex() and
deferred-read processing cannot be entered from signal context.
- Around line 553-555: Update the Linux runtime target configuration in
CMakeLists.txt to define _GNU_SOURCE alongside the existing NOMINMAX definition,
ensuring guest_flat_memory.cpp exposes memfd_create and MFD_CLOEXEC without
requiring external compiler flags.
In `@runtime/src/main.cpp`:
- Around line 1133-1143: Update InstallPosixMemoryFaultHandler to install a
per-thread alternate signal stack before registering the handlers, size it
appropriately, and add SA_ONSTACK alongside SA_SIGINFO in action.sa_flags.
Ensure every thread that can run translated guest code initializes its own
alternate stack, while preserving the existing SIGSEGV and SIGBUS routing to
PosixMemoryFaultHandler.
In `@runtime/third_party/libco/libco.c`:
- Around line 9-34: Update the architecture dispatch in libco.c so every branch
that includes fiber.c has a valid implementation: add the missing
runtime/third_party/libco/fiber.c, reusing the existing valgrind.h integration
as appropriate, or remove those fiber.c branches and route the affected targets
to an available implementation. Ensure unmatched GCC/Clang Windows targets and
non-x86/non-amd64 MSVC targets compile successfully.
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| translation_fingerprint=$(cat "$assets/main.dol" "$assets/StaticR.rel" "$project" | sha256sum | awk '{print $1}') | ||
| reuse_base=0 | ||
| if [[ -f "$translation_provenance" ]]; then | ||
| recorded=$(grep -o '"TranslationFingerprint" *: *"[^"]*"' "$translation_provenance" 2>/dev/null | sed 's/.*"\([0-9a-f]*\)"$/\1/' || true) | ||
| if [[ "$recorded" == "$translation_fingerprint" && -f "$base_metadata" && -f "$base_manifest" ]]; then | ||
| reuse_base=1 | ||
| fi |
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Include the resolved translator in translation_fingerprint.
This fingerprint excludes the translator executable or DLL. An AppImage update can replace translator-cli but preserve generated/ and translation-provenance.json. The next build then reuses output emitted by the old translator. This can compile stale translation output or fail after a translator format change.
Hash the resolved translator_bin or translator_dll into translation_fingerprint.
Proposed fix
-translation_fingerprint=$(cat "$assets/main.dol" "$assets/StaticR.rel" "$project" | sha256sum | awk '{print $1}')
+translation_fingerprint=$(
+ {
+ cat "$assets/main.dol" "$assets/StaticR.rel" "$project"
+ printf '%s\n' "$(sha256_of "${translator_bin:-$translator_dll}")"
+ } | sha256sum | awk '{print $1}'
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| translation_fingerprint=$(cat "$assets/main.dol" "$assets/StaticR.rel" "$project" | sha256sum | awk '{print $1}') | |
| reuse_base=0 | |
| if [[ -f "$translation_provenance" ]]; then | |
| recorded=$(grep -o '"TranslationFingerprint" *: *"[^"]*"' "$translation_provenance" 2>/dev/null | sed 's/.*"\([0-9a-f]*\)"$/\1/' || true) | |
| if [[ "$recorded" == "$translation_fingerprint" && -f "$base_metadata" && -f "$base_manifest" ]]; then | |
| reuse_base=1 | |
| fi | |
| translation_fingerprint=$( | |
| { | |
| cat "$assets/main.dol" "$assets/StaticR.rel" "$project" | |
| printf '%s\n' "$(sha256_of "${translator_bin:-$translator_dll}")" | |
| } | sha256sum | awk '{print $1}' | |
| ) | |
| reuse_base=0 | |
| if [[ -f "$translation_provenance" ]]; then | |
| recorded=$(grep -o '"TranslationFingerprint" *: *"[^"]*"' "$translation_provenance" 2>/dev/null | sed 's/.*"\([0-9a-f]*\)"$/\1/' || true) | |
| if [[ "$recorded" == "$translation_fingerprint" && -f "$base_metadata" && -f "$base_manifest" ]]; then | |
| reuse_base=1 | |
| fi |
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In `@Launcher/local-build.sh` around lines 240 - 246, Update the
translation_fingerprint calculation near reuse_base to include the resolved
translator artifact, using translator_bin or translator_dll as applicable
alongside the existing inputs. Preserve the existing provenance comparison and
reuse checks so cached output is reused only when the translator and source
inputs match.
| section.fd = memfd_create("wiicompiled-guest-ram", MFD_CLOEXEC); | ||
| if (section.fd < 0) { | ||
| throw std::runtime_error(LastErrorText("memfd_create for guest RAM")); |
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-g 'CMakeLists.txt' -g '*.cmake' -g '*.cmake.in' -g '*toolchain*' .
printf '%s\n' '--- directly included header preamble ---'
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Define _GNU_SOURCE for the Linux runtime target.
runtime/CMakeLists.txt defines only NOMINMAX, while runtime/src/guest_flat_memory.cpp uses glibc’s memfd_create() and MFD_CLOEXEC. Without an external _GNU_SOURCE definition, glibc Linux builds fail with undeclared identifiers.
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In `@runtime/src/guest_flat_memory.cpp` around lines 553 - 555, Update the Linux
runtime target configuration in CMakeLists.txt to define _GNU_SOURCE alongside
the existing NOMINMAX definition, ensuring guest_flat_memory.cpp exposes
memfd_create and MFD_CLOEXEC without requiring external compiler flags.
| ApplyExecutableProtectionLocked(); | ||
| #if defined(_WIN32) | ||
| InstallVectoredHandler(); | ||
| #endif |
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Do not call GuestFlat::HandleAccessViolation() from the POSIX signal handler.
InstallPosixMemoryFaultHandler() runs before SystemBridge::Initialize() calls Memory::Init(), so registration is present. However, PosixMemoryFaultHandler() calls GuestFlat::HandleAccessViolation() directly. The resolver locks StateMutex() and performs deferred-read work; if the fault interrupts a thread that owns the mutex, the handler can deadlock. Use a signal-safe recovery path that resolves the fault outside signal context before resuming execution.
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In `@runtime/src/guest_flat_memory.cpp` around lines 587 - 590, Replace the direct
GuestFlat::HandleAccessViolation() call from PosixMemoryFaultHandler() with a
signal-safe recovery mechanism that defers fault resolution until outside the
POSIX signal handler, then resumes execution only after recovery completes.
Preserve the existing InstallPosixMemoryFaultHandler() registration and ensure
StateMutex() and deferred-read processing cannot be entered from signal context.
| void InstallPosixMemoryFaultHandler() { | ||
| struct sigaction action {}; | ||
| action.sa_sigaction = PosixMemoryFaultHandler; | ||
| action.sa_flags = SA_SIGINFO; | ||
| sigemptyset(&action.sa_mask); | ||
| sigaction(SIGSEGV, &action, nullptr); | ||
| // A touch beyond a memfd-backed mapping's ftruncate()'d size raises SIGBUS rather than | ||
| // SIGSEGV on Linux; region sizing should make this unreachable, but routing it to the same | ||
| // handler costs nothing and avoids a silent gap if it ever isn't. | ||
| sigaction(SIGBUS, &action, nullptr); | ||
| } |
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Add an alternate signal stack for the fault handler.
action.sa_flags sets only SA_SIGINFO. The handler then runs on the faulting thread's own stack. If the fault is a guest-stack or host-stack overflow, the guard page is already exhausted, so the handler faults again and the kernel kills the process. All crash diagnostics are lost in that case.
Install a per-thread sigaltstack and add SA_ONSTACK. Note that sigaltstack is per-thread, so any thread that can run translated guest code needs its own alternate stack.
🛡️ Proposed change
void InstallPosixMemoryFaultHandler() {
+ // sigaltstack is per-thread; the handler must not need the faulting stack, because a
+ // stack-overflow SIGSEGV leaves no room to run it there.
+ static thread_local std::vector<char> alternateStack(SIGSTKSZ < 64 * 1024 ? 64 * 1024
+ : SIGSTKSZ);
+ stack_t altStack{};
+ altStack.ss_sp = alternateStack.data();
+ altStack.ss_size = alternateStack.size();
+ altStack.ss_flags = 0;
+ sigaltstack(&altStack, nullptr);
+
struct sigaction action {};
action.sa_sigaction = PosixMemoryFaultHandler;
- action.sa_flags = SA_SIGINFO;
+ action.sa_flags = SA_SIGINFO | SA_ONSTACK;
sigemptyset(&action.sa_mask);
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| void InstallPosixMemoryFaultHandler() { | |
| struct sigaction action {}; | |
| action.sa_sigaction = PosixMemoryFaultHandler; | |
| action.sa_flags = SA_SIGINFO; | |
| sigemptyset(&action.sa_mask); | |
| sigaction(SIGSEGV, &action, nullptr); | |
| // A touch beyond a memfd-backed mapping's ftruncate()'d size raises SIGBUS rather than | |
| // SIGSEGV on Linux; region sizing should make this unreachable, but routing it to the same | |
| // handler costs nothing and avoids a silent gap if it ever isn't. | |
| sigaction(SIGBUS, &action, nullptr); | |
| } | |
| void InstallPosixMemoryFaultHandler() { | |
| // sigaltstack is per-thread; the handler must not need the faulting stack, because a | |
| // stack-overflow SIGSEGV leaves no room to run it there. | |
| static thread_local std::vector<char> alternateStack(SIGSTKSZ < 64 * 1024 ? 64 * 1024 | |
| : SIGSTKSZ); | |
| stack_t altStack{}; | |
| altStack.ss_sp = alternateStack.data(); | |
| altStack.ss_size = alternateStack.size(); | |
| altStack.ss_flags = 0; | |
| sigaltstack(&altStack, nullptr); | |
| struct sigaction action {}; | |
| action.sa_sigaction = PosixMemoryFaultHandler; | |
| action.sa_flags = SA_SIGINFO | SA_ONSTACK; | |
| sigemptyset(&action.sa_mask); | |
| sigaction(SIGSEGV, &action, nullptr); | |
| // A touch beyond a memfd-backed mapping's ftruncate()'d size raises SIGBUS rather than | |
| // SIGSEGV on Linux; region sizing should make this unreachable, but routing it to the same | |
| // handler costs nothing and avoids a silent gap if it ever isn't. | |
| sigaction(SIGBUS, &action, nullptr); | |
| } |
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In `@runtime/src/main.cpp` around lines 1133 - 1143, Update
InstallPosixMemoryFaultHandler to install a per-thread alternate signal stack
before registering the handlers, size it appropriately, and add SA_ONSTACK
alongside SA_SIGINFO in action.sa_flags. Ensure every thread that can run
translated guest code initializes its own alternate stack, while preserving the
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I've been experimenting with Native linux support myself, does your build have a bug where the game crashes when pausing with Retro Rewind, I've found a fix for this, but I was just wondering as it's something I caught late. |
No issue with that on that with my build. I've not found any game bugs (other than some minor rendering issues that also exist identically on the official windows build). |
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In `@runtime/third_party/libco/ucontext.c`:
- Around line 34-39: Update co_derive and co_delete so derived coroutine
deletion frees only the original owning allocation rather than the interior
stack pointer and context pointer; preserve correct cleanup for heap-backed
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I have been doing some testing of this PR, and I have to say, it runs flawlessly. It has from what I can tell except the Windows Media Center based audio ducking, which an alternate solution will need to be found for been running perfectly. No visual bugs outside of what's present for me in the Windows build, and it's not crashed once yet. |
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Any way to install this on bazzite? It keeps asking me for CMake which i cannot easily install on it bcs it's an immutable distro. (but thx for making this :D) |
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@Isiah-maker edit the ISO path to point to your dump of the game. |
@CaptainJokes as its noted in the first message, the following are requirements that need to be available at build/install time. Afterwards to run the game you do not need them. bash I currently leave that as an effort to the user (on most systems it is simply, just install the dependencies from the package manager, but it should also be possible to temporarily install them on immutable systems as well) |
The issue was from my build process, I've fixed it (independent of yours). I'll be closing my PRs and working on improving your branch from now on. |
Same change as linux-native 926d4fe: wit isn't packaged on most distros and failed on this repo's .wbfs (ERROR patchzyy#80 -> hard build failure under set -e). nodtool (encounter/nod, MIT/Apache-2.0) is a single auto-fetched binary and extracts cleanly, matching the disc tool PR patchzyy#37's installer path uses. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01JghaZwE8zD9tYy8LL7KqtE
In my experience, running the windows executable under Proton seems to run better than the Linux native, I'm currently investigating this. I would like to know what other people experience. |
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| // into s_pendingFiberArg immediately before the co_switch that first activates this handle. | ||
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On windows 64kb is only the commit side, reserve grows to 1MB, libco allocates 64kb. Some deep translated code can corrupt the heap (encountered before however am not sure if this really applies anymore since that was due to a different bug)
you can retry with a full 100 mii nand to check the RFL mii drain to see if it triggers. So either bump libco stack to 1mb or prove it should not matter
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Whats the best way to generate that a nand with 100 miis so I can check that?
@patchzyy I rebased and re-ordered and merged a few commits so the history makes more sense. feel free to merge. can continue on additional features in later PRs such as:
I know a number of other users PRs depend on this refactor so its worth merging now. |
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In `@Launcher/Build-Installer.ps1`:
- Line 197: Update Build-Installer.ps1 so nodtool resolution matches the
installer’s win-x64 publish target: pass an explicit x64 target architecture to
WiiCompiled.Setup.Common.NodToolProvider.ResolveAsync, or reject non-x64 build
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In `@runtime/include/runtime_config.h`:
- Around line 233-234: Update ApplicationDataDirectory() so XDG_DATA_HOME is
used only when it contains a non-empty absolute path; relative values must be
ignored and fall back to the existing $HOME/.local/share resolution. Preserve
appending kApplicationDirectoryName for accepted XDG_DATA_HOME values.
In `@runtime/src/main.cpp`:
- Around line 1109-1151: Refactor PosixMemoryFaultHandler and the
GuestFlat::HandleAccessViolation recovery path so the signal handler performs
only signal-safe state capture and write() or _Exit() operations; move
mutex/container access, memory-protection changes, deferred-read resolution,
streams, popup/reporting, stack dumping, logging, and flushes into post-handler
code reached after siglongjmp or another safe handoff. Preserve the existing
captured fault details and ensure unhandled faults still terminate after
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Resolve nodtool for the installer target architecture.
If Build-Installer.ps1 runs on ARM64 Windows, WiiCompiled.Setup.Common.NodToolProvider.ResolveAsync selects nodtool-windows-arm64.exe from RuntimeInformation.OSArchitecture. The script then copies it into a package published with -r win-x64. On an x64 Windows system, InstallerEngine.InstallAsync passes this staged executable to InputValidation.ReadDiscHeaderAsync, which invokes it before installation. Pass the target architecture to the resolver or reject non-x64 build hosts before staging.
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In `@Launcher/Build-Installer.ps1` at line 197, Update Build-Installer.ps1 so
nodtool resolution matches the installer’s win-x64 publish target: pass an
explicit x64 target architecture to
WiiCompiled.Setup.Common.NodToolProvider.ResolveAsync, or reject non-x64 build
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compatible with InstallerEngine.InstallAsync and
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Ignore relative XDG_DATA_HOME values.
When XDG_DATA_HOME is cache, ApplicationDataDirectory() returns a relative path. ResolveConfigPath() then resolves data relative to the process working directory. Accept only absolute paths so invalid relative values fall back to $HOME/.local/share, as required by the XDG specification.
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In `@runtime/include/runtime_config.h` around lines 233 - 234, Update
ApplicationDataDirectory() so XDG_DATA_HOME is used only when it contains a
non-empty absolute path; relative values must be ignored and fall back to the
existing $HOME/.local/share resolution. Preserve appending
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| popupDetails << " while executing " << g_lastEntryLabel; | ||
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| popupDetails << ".\n\nThe game attempted a " << (isWrite ? "write" : "read") | ||
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- 3: https://man.archlinux.org/man/siglongjmp.3.en
- 4: http://austingroupbugs.net/view.php?id=516
- 5: https://pubs.opengroup.org/onlinepubs/9699919799.2018edition/functions/longjmp.html
Keep PosixMemoryFaultHandler signal-safe.
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MKW_SETJMP correctly uses sigsetjmp(..., 1), but this does not make subsequent non-signal-safe calls valid under the POSIX siglongjmp contract. Keep the handler to signal-safe state capture and write()/_Exit(), then report the fault outside the handler.
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so the signal handler performs only signal-safe state capture and write() or
_Exit() operations; move mutex/container access, memory-protection changes,
deferred-read resolution, streams, popup/reporting, stack dumping, logging, and
flushes into post-handler code reached after siglongjmp or another safe handoff.
Preserve the existing captured fault details and ensure unhandled faults still
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Sorry the wup028_adapter.cpp authored to main since my PR was opened inclusion broke linux support. let me see how to handle that |
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@GalaxisBeast @patchzyy why was that added? WUP-028 (wii u/switch gamecube controller adapter support) is already free with SDL3 and worked as is in WiiCompiled without any code changes (uses libusb on all platforms) |
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As you can see, I entirely disagree with that WUP-028 driver being added in the first place, breaking auto assignment and ultimately being unnecessary duplication when it is already handled by SDL3 on all platforms. @GalaxisBeast since you have a windows environment setup with the required hardware, please confirm that SDL3 is being built with libusb support enabled on windows and the WUP-028 is using the correct driver (I believe winUSB is still correct as on windows libusb uses winusb as its backend). With those two conditions met, controllers plugged into the adapter act like any other gamepad, and the contents of #42 should be fully reverted for all platforms. #81 should also drop them. |
also restores automatic port assignment on non-Windows. This should be the default as patchzyy#42 was never a necessary change
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@theofficialgman i will revert #42 on main #84 if SDL3 on windows is built with libusb support and WUP-028 using the correct driver, i encourage @GalaxisBeast is head to #84 (or a point before #42 got merged) to check this, otherwise i will check it when i am back home |
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according to SDL developers, libusb isn't enabled in the prebuilt official packages just to limit the dependency/scope pretty annoying so you will need to build it on windows with that enabled. |
Upstream PR patchzyy#37 shipped its own complete native Linux port (runtime portability, libco fiber scheduling, Linux installer/AppImage packaging), covering the same subsystems this fork's hand-rolled port did. Verified by building upstream's runtime standalone and booting it against this checkout's real disc data before merging: clean zero-warning build, correct CMake gating, boots through OS/GX/audio init into the THP intro load, same as this fork's own build. Resolved all runtime/translator conflicts by taking upstream's side, retiring the ucontext.h fiber scheduler and mmap/memfd guest-memory port in favor of upstream's equivalents, and dropping the WUP-028 Linux libusb transport (commit 2980001) since upstream argues SDL3 already covers GameCube adapters via its own libusb backend and has reverted the original Windows-only PR patchzyy#42 this fork extended. Removed main.cpp's now orphaned call into Wup028Adapter::PrepareHostInputBackend() to match upstream's main.cpp exactly. Verified the portable-install path (this checkout's existing UserData/, found via portable.txt) survives the merge automatically via upstream's own general-purpose marker-file mechanism -- no data migration needed. See LEARNINGS.md's 2026-08-30 entry for the full investigation. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_014pUmQKPXqVJ4GRgCh8crVz
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Built and running from this branch on a Steam Machine (SteamOS). Build environment: Ubuntu 24.04 distrobox on a CachyOS host, clang 19.1.7, Runs well: Vulkan/RADV NAVI33 on Mesa 26.2.0-devel, ~1200 pipelines seeded One thing worth noting for anyone else building: the aurora configure step Separately I hit the interpolation glitch in splitscreen, but that |
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I need help I am struggling to get this setup on my steam os pc I've tried everything and I can't get it working |
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Please wait for @patchzyy to make a new release which includes an appimage built by GitHub actions. |
Will there be a wheel wizard build for linux that trivializes the process? |
@rosenius yes, on my particular system, these were the system headers that SDL pulled in that didn't come from the appimage bundled clang/cmake/ninja I'm not an expert in SDL, it is currently built statically (but still on the users system) and built into the WiiCompiled binary at build time. Its possible the SDL build could be moved to the setup (when the appimage itself is constructed, same way as on Windows when the EXE is constructed) but this might introduce some system compatiblity issues. Details/usr/include/alloca.h |
Add Real (Native) Linux Support
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Doesn't even open when I click it. Or when it does, it opens the terminal for a split second then crashes instantly. Am I the only one with that issue? I'm on nobara linux. |
@this-is-just-con-tribute if you have an issue, then open a github issue and provide details (what you downloaded, how you installed, what you ran, terminal logs, etc). this old PR is not the place to report problems. |
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With these changes/additions, WiiCompiled can be (manually) built and run natively on Linux (no wine/emulation).
Claude was used heavily.
Packages the installer as an appimage. Latest build here https://github.com/theofficialgman/testing/releases/download/gmans-releases/WiiCompiled-Setup-x86_64.AppImage
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Closes #10
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