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In the end, I asked copilot, and the answer it gave me was that I should use this flag |
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I have a weaker main PC, which is a 2013 MacBook Air, which is unable to compile TIC-80 (lol, it keeps running out of memory)
I also have a more powerful desktop PC at home which I use for more resource intensive stuff, so on that machine, I was able to compile TIC-80.
Now my main question here is: is it possible for me to compile TIC-80 on the desktop machine, for it to run on the MacBook Air?
So the reason I'm compiling is to get the pro features, using the build flags.
However, some things that make me concerned as to whether it will work is:
binwalk tic80of my own TIC-80 executable, I see that it has references to paths on my desktop computer.binwalk *.soon the many shared object libraries, eg.wasm.so,python.soI also see references to paths on my desktop computer.libSDL2-2.0.soin the same directory as thetic80file (a precompiled tar.gz from releases), and I'm not sure if it needs to be in the same directory.I had experienced with another program that I needed my working directory to be the same as the directory of the binary, so I needed to do some hacky workaround, but I don't know if this is necessary in this case, because even deleting
libSDL2-2.0.so, I am still able to runtic80but I'm not sure if it will break the app if some function or something gets called when it's missing.I hope I have made myself sufficiently clear without being too verbose, and if there's any clarifying questions you'd like to ask, fire away.
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