2024-Aug/Sept-Gaming Competition- Shmupacabra

@Maijestro
@HunoPPC
I am interested in this exact error. I am attempting a game port where I have the same error.

Since this is coming from HunoPPC I am surprised to see this error because I was always under the impression that he was using GCC 4 - but this must not be the case for this game.

This error happens due to GCC 8 and above. In that version, different threading methods were created such as "single" and "native". The whole point of building with the flag "athread=native" means that when you finally link your binary file, "gthr-native.o" (I cannot remember exactly the name of the object file) gets linked in and provides the selected threading implementation. This is never an issue with static linking. The issue comes when there is a binary that relies on something that requires those native methods and when they are linked dynamically. There is no such "gthr-native.so" file.

I am wondering if you found a work-around?

@Maijestro

I guess you got anywhere ?

@rjd324

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So far unchanged because I am still missing “libstdc++.so” and I could not do any further tests.



Edit: A friend gave me the information that HunoPPC has compiled Shmupacaba with gcc 4.2.4 and you can find “libstd++.so” in SDK 53.24. So I tested it again that the game starts in a black window and later there is stuttering sound and that's basically it.

Congrats to Antique.

@ Maejestro

The file I sent you didn't work?

Okay. Now it makes sense. In your SOBJ you will have a libstdc++.so of a newer version of GCC.

You will need the version 4 GCC libstdc++ in the same directory as where the game binary is. I am surprised thar Huno has not also provided that SO along with the game.

@rjd324

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Exactly the library was not included in the archive, no idea why HunoPPC did not release it together with the game.