Retroarch-Install | easily compile and install RetroArch

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Retroarch-Install is a Python library typically used in Ubuntu, Debian applications. Retroarch-Install has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities and it has low support. However Retroarch-Install build file is not available. You can download it from GitHub.

Retroarch Install is a set of scripts and utilities that allow easy compilation and configuration of Retroarch. It has been tested in Debian and Ubuntu.

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Retroarch-Install has no build file. You will be need to create the build yourself to build the component from source.

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It has 293 lines of code, 3 functions and 15 files.

It has low code complexity. Code complexity directly impacts maintainability of the code.

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Install Retroarch-Install

Go to the directory ~/Retroarch-Install/ and execute ./update-retroarch.sh This will download the source code of both Retroarch and the cores you configured. Then, as root user execute ./install-build-dependencies.sh This will install the C/C++ compiler and some other dependencies such as libraries required to compile Retroarch.
To install Retroarch, execute ./install-retroarch.sh This will place the Retroarch executable file in ~/bin/retroarch and all the libretro cores in ~/bin/libretro/ (if you compiled them) Also, it will create the directory ~/.retroarch and copy all Retroarch assets, databases, etc.
The System directory is located in ~/.retroarch/system/ Here you have to put BIOS files for the cores that require them. The option sort_savefiles_enable is activated. Your saved games will be stored in ~/.retroarch/savefiles/core_name/rom_name. In order to use vulkan in cores I think Retroarch video_driver options must be set to vulkan, otherwise cores will use OpenGL if video_driver = "gl". If Retroarch is configured to use vulkan video driver and a OpenGL-only core is loaded, for example mupen64plus_next_libretro.so, Retroarch crashes with a Segmentation fault. A minimal xorg.conf with Section Device containing Identifier, Driver and VendorName is enough for Xorg to use the intel driver and not the *modesetting driver. Keep in mind that Debian recommends to use the modeseting driver. The intel driver seems to have better performance compared to the modesetting driver.
The System directory is located in ~/.retroarch/system/ Here you have to put BIOS files for the cores that require them.
The option sort_savefiles_enable is activated. Your saved games will be stored in ~/.retroarch/savefiles/core_name/rom_name.
In order to use vulkan in cores I think Retroarch video_driver options must be set to vulkan, otherwise cores will use OpenGL if video_driver = "gl".
If Retroarch is configured to use vulkan video driver and a OpenGL-only core is loaded, for example mupen64plus_next_libretro.so, Retroarch crashes with a Segmentation fault.
A minimal xorg.conf with Section Device containing Identifier, Driver and VendorName is enough for Xorg to use the intel driver and not the *modesetting driver. Keep in mind that Debian recommends to use the modeseting driver.
The intel driver seems to have better performance compared to the modesetting driver.

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