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Should no_content=true in set_environment be false? #6

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ezelkow1 opened this issue Jan 17, 2017 · 2 comments
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Should no_content=true in set_environment be false? #6

ezelkow1 opened this issue Jan 17, 2017 · 2 comments

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@ezelkow1
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I was trying to get your launcher to work on my home made steambox with retroarch and it kept exiting. Turns out the issue was that it kept getting back a null info ptr when it got to load game

I changed the value of no_content to be false so that forces retroarch to populate the info struct and give a game path and now everything seems to load up fine

Just raising it as an issue. I didnt know if you meant this to be a standalone launcher or still be able to launch the dolphin gui or not

@RobLoach
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The idea is that when Dolphin launches successfully, there's no more reason to run the Core, so it quits.

no_content is set to true to allow launching Dolphin from the menu, without content. Seems to be broken though. Mind running retroarch --verbose and posting your logs?

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ezelkow1 commented Jan 17, 2017

It may be tough since Im launching this through the steam BPM mode, so even with verbose I dont really get the logs out of it. Programs act differently if launched from the steamOS desktop as well since then they are running under a different user

My debug was all done writing out to a log file so I could at least capture something when launching like this

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