Version 1/2 of application.library window (SOLVED)

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rjd324

Posted on: 2024/6/1 12:26 #1

Quite a regular


#ifdef __amigaos4__ /* disable the screenblanker! */

    struct Library *ApplicationBase = IExec->OpenLibrary((CONST_STRPTR)"application.library",52);

    struct ApplicationIFace *IApplication = NULL;

    if ( !ApplicationBase )

      {

        fprintf(stderr,"Failed to open application.library\n");

        ret = -1;

        goto RJD_ENDER;

      }

    else

      {

        IApplication = (struct ApplicationIFace*)IExec->GetInterface(ApplicationBase,(CONST_STRPTR)"application",2,NULL);

        if(!IApplication)

          {

        fprintf(stderr,"Expected to be able to open Application Interface!\n");

        ret = -1;

        goto RJD_ENDER;

          }

      }



     appId = IApplication->RegisterApplication( (CONST_STRPTR)"Mednafen",

                              REGAPP_URLIdentifier, "none",

                              REGAPP_Description, "Mednafen",

                              TAG_END);

    if( appId )

      {

        IApplication->SetApplicationAttrs(appId,

                          APPATTR_AllowsBlanker,FALSE,

                          APPATTR_NeedsGameMode,TRUE,

                          TAG_END);

      }

    else

      {

        /* did not expect this! */

      }

#endif /* __amigaos4__ */

When running a new build of Mednafen, I keep on getting the window popup with (paraphrasing): opened version 1 but used version 2 tags.

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I created a small program that took only that code and built it and ran it with no issue.

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Not sure why I get this message for Mednafen. Is IApplication _really_ somehow being given a version 1 interface!?

Edited by rjd324 on 2024/6/1 14:35:00

rjd324

Re: Version 1/2 of application.library window

Posted on: 2024/6/1 14:34 #2

Quite a regular

As well as the code above, I was linking with libauto.a which caused this issue. No longer linking with libauto.a.

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