A comprehensive list of games that are only problematic on AMD/ATI graphics cards

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(07-08-2013 10:20 AM)Danyal Zia Wrote:  I can force it again in Framebuffer.cpp just for the sake of that game but I'm unable to release a build. I can't get "native" library through git. The development page of PPSSPP didn't help me. Do you know how to get "native" library? I'm using Microsoft Visual C++ 2010 which is required for releasing a build. I have past experience in releasing the builds of desmume (Nintendo DS emulator) and some other programs through source but I can't make build of PPSSPP. I think I have to throw my ATI card lol!

Danyal, if you're using git bash (the cmdline version of git) its as simple as:-

(enter the commands without the " symbols)

0. Setting the directory of your choice, for example if you want it to be in C:\Programming

"cd /c/programming/"

1. Cloning it

git clone http://github.com/hrydgard/ppsspp.git ppsspp

2. Grabbing the submodules

git submodule update --init

2a. Update source again just to be sure

git pull -v --progress "origin"

3. Open the solution (.sln) file (located in the windows directory of the ppsspp folder you've cloned it into) using VC++ 2010.

Then build it. It should work. It does for me using the above method.