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libwinpthread-1.dll is missing #16

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LOuroboros opened this issue Dec 17, 2019 · 3 comments
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libwinpthread-1.dll is missing #16

LOuroboros opened this issue Dec 17, 2019 · 3 comments

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@LOuroboros
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Title.

I downloaded the latest master folder of this repository, throwed in a Pokémon Fire Red v1.0 USA ROM named BPRE0.gba, opened up a CMD in C:\Users\Lunos\Desktop\Dynamic-Pokemon-Expansion-master and used python scripts//make.py (I skipped python scripts//data_extractor.py as the README implies it's an optional command.),

The result? I got this error right here.
cmd-2019-12-17_20-41-15

It may have to do with the specific versions of the required tools that I have, or maybe it's my PATH Environment Variable.
Right now, I'm using Python v3.7.3 and devkitARM r53.
I have the Environment Variable that devkitPro's installer creates by default for devkitARM, and for Python I have links to C:\python37\ and C:\python37\Scripts\ in my PATH Environment Variable.

If there's any other useful information I can/must provide, let me know.

@LOuroboros
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Update: That file is definitely present in the C:\devkitPro\devkitARM\bin folder, @Skeli789.

@PhoenixBound
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Recently helped someone else with this issue and the fix was adding $DEVKITARM/bin to the Path. Kind of a strange issue.

@LOuroboros
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LOuroboros commented Dec 24, 2019

Recently helped someone else with this issue and the fix was adding $DEVKITARM/bin to the Path. Kind of a strange issue.

Thank you @PhoenixBound, that seems to have worked just fine.
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Considering the README doesn't mention this at all, I think it needs an update, That or simply make the code recognize devkitARM's bin folder. I mean, technically it should be able to considering the repository looks like it should be capable of using the variables that devkitPro makes during installation.

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