Compiling
Gallium Nine Standalone requires the Meson Build system and winegcc to build binaries usable by WINE.
The build dependencies are:
- WINE tools (
winegcc,wrc,winebuild) - libwine
- d3dadapter9
- libx11
- libx11-xcb
- libxcb
- libxcb-dri3
- libxcb-present
- libxcb-xfixes
And optionally, for the DRI2 fallback:
- libxcb-dri2
- libgl
- libegl
Most DirectX 9 games are 32bit, for which you require 32bit binaries. For the few 64bit DirectX 9 games 64bit binaries are required.
To get started, it is recommended to use the script release.sh, which will build for both architectures (so the build dependencies for both are required). It creates a tarball of the binaries as well as the runtime script nine-install.sh to set up a WINE prefix.
release.sh accepts the following options to control the build:
./release.sh [OPTION] [-- MESONARGS]
-o FILE create release as FILE
-h print this help
-- MESONARGS pass MESONARGS to meson
For project specific meson options, see meson_options.txt.
Example: ./release.sh -o $HOME/gallium-nine.standalone.tar.gz -- -Ddri2=true
winegcc from WINE earlier than 4.0 is affected by bugs which make compilation quite painful. If your distro doesn't offer a fixed version, it's recommended to use the WineHQ packages instead.
