Homebrew Official Retroarch WiiU (wip.)

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I think the best thing to do to try to solve the quake problem, is to build a core version prior to Dec. 20th, and link it to the new Retroarch version, and see if the problem persists or not. I have no way to test these builds though at the moment. I guess I could locate everything needed to use it and test, unless someone else can compile all of this and test it out, before I can. If we can prove the problem is not in the core, then they can fix the issue in the main repo. If the problem is in the core, then we can post the issue there.

BTW, to all people that compile Retroarch, you now need DevKitPPC r29 in order to compile the newest build. DevKitPPC r29 will however break some other things you may already have. Just a warning to you.

Yea, just updated devkitpro through the updater and now I cant compile the cores anymore :( Guess I'm stuck until it gets sorted ;)
 
Having issues with settings for Retroach Wii U. I have a lot of the single retroarch emulators (Snes9x, Mgba,...etc) and I am having problems with the cores finding roms/games. Do you have to mess with the setting everytime you load it? Can someone do a written or video tutorial as to how to set this up? I think many of the noobs including myself :), would appreciate it. Also, what emulator do I use (all in one) in which I don't have to use the single core emulators? I believe it works with all the cores? Is it in the app store? Let me know, thanks.
 
yeah, the new builds should be up soon hopefully, the buildbot is kinda busy with other platforms at the moment.
Cool thanks. I just updated the core and tried compiling again but now I'm getting "error: unrecognised command line option "-std=c++`14" ? Probably doing something stupid my end..
 
Cool thanks. I just updated the core and tried compiling again but now I'm getting "error: unrecognised command line option "-std=c++`14" ? Probably doing something stupid my end..
there shouldn't be a "`" in "-std=c++14" , what core is this ?
 

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