Added missing libspeechd.so:accessibility/speech-dispatcher and USE_GNOME= gtk30 cairo Configure Arg: --enable-all-engines
Created attachment 224247 [details] Enable all Engines
(In reply to Gian-Simon Purkert from comment #0) Thank you for the patch, I'll take a closer look at it the next few days. I have already checked my recent build logs regarding the missing dependencies, but couldn't find anything so I assume that you use a non-poudriere build environment?
Thanks, Since residualvm is getting merged with scummvm is think it's a good idea to build all engines. If you start a game that uses a "non-stable" engine you get a warning anyway. Yes build the make-way.
Hy Kai, Could you took some time to review the patch. Greetings, GS
(In reply to Gian-Simon Purkert from comment #4) Unfortunately, "next days" has become "next weeks" because I don't have that much time at the moment. But I have now been able to take a closer look at your patch and do some tests as well. The problem due to the missing libraries only occurs if the ports accessibility/speech-dispatcher (for "--enable-tts") and "devel/pkgconf" with "x11-toolkits/gtk30" are already installed, e.g. in a non-poudriere build environment. A few notes/question: - Adding "--enable-tts" adds Text-to-Speech support for some engines (and the options dialogues, if enabled). It requires accessibility/speech-dispatcher which also pulls in audio/pulseaudio which probably not everyone would like this. Therefore, because this feature is currently not used by so many engines, I would add it as non-default option first to let users choose. If there is greater demand, it can then be converted into a default one afterwards. - Using "--enable-gtk" pulls in around ~600MB an additional dependencies and seems only to be related to the option menu dialogues (slightly different rendering and filebrowser). Therefore I would rather deactivate the option for now. - The "--build-all-engines", on the other hand, is nice to test some unstable engines and I would add it as an non-default option as well. In contrast to "--enable-tts", this option should stay non-default, because those engines are considered as unstable and experimental. What do you think about it?
(In reply to Kai Knoblich from comment #5) Yes, tts should be a non default option, there is no need to install a behemoth like pulseaudio. --enable-gtk Absolutely with you on that. --build-all-engines yes it's good for testing, and if you start a game with a "unstable" engine it gives you a warning anyway. >Unfortunately, "next days" has become "next weeks" No hurry, thanks for the reply.
Any news?
Created attachment 226233 [details] scummvm-add-TTS-and-XENGINES-options.patch Attached is an updated patch which does the following: - add "--disable-gtk" unconditionally - add non-default TTS option - add non-default XENGINES option (In reply to Gian-Simon Purkert from comment #6) > --build-all-engines yes it's good for testing, and if you start a game with a "unstable" engine it gives you a warning anyway. That's right and I've tested this too. Although it doesn't do much harm when activated, I would still set it as a non-default: - The output of "scummvm --list-engines" doesn't display which engines are experimental/unstable. IMHO, this would lead to false promises for users that use the official FreeBSD package repository. For example, one could get the impression that game X is supported and invests some time to collect the required files for game X in order to find out in the end that game X is only roughly supported and not playable at all. - The "--build-all-engines" option isn't a default option of the "configure" script and has to be set explicitly as it's intended mostly for developers and users which know what they're doing.
A commit in branch main references this bug: URL: https://cgit.FreeBSD.org/ports/commit/?id=f23c268967bf67b77181efe321228a613632ae0e commit f23c268967bf67b77181efe321228a613632ae0e Author: Kai Knoblich <kai@FreeBSD.org> AuthorDate: 2021-08-05 09:41:05 +0000 Commit: Kai Knoblich <kai@FreeBSD.org> CommitDate: 2021-08-05 09:50:26 +0000 games/scummvm: Add new options, fix QA warnings * Introduce a TTS option to avoid possible QA stage warnings with build environments that have already libspeechd.so because the configure script automatically adds it as an additional dependency in that case. Set the option as non-default because it's only used by a small set of engines and pulls in quite a few dependencies. * The same as above also applies for enviroments that have GTK3 installed. Disable the support for GTK3 for now, as it only affects the dialogs in the options menu and it does not cause any major changes, but also requires a lot of additional dependencies. * Add another option, XENGINES, that also enables experimental engines. * Bump PORTREVISION to force a rebuild due changed dependencies. PR: 255217 Reported by: Gian-Simon Purkert <gspurki@gmail.com> games/scummvm/Makefile | 13 ++++++++++++- games/scummvm/pkg-plist | 2 ++ 2 files changed, 14 insertions(+), 1 deletion(-)
(In reply to Gian-Simon Purkert from comment #9) You were a little faster than me because I had planned the commit for today. :) Now it has finally landed and at this point many thanks for your report and all the info throughout the whole process.
It runs great, pretty happy with the XENGINE-Option. Thank you very much and have a great Day.