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I can't find the dev Mesa package. Where is it or what's it called? Also, where/what's the name of these open source ATI OpenGL drivers that Deathlike2 mentioned?

I tried installing MESA and I don't think it took. I'll have to try again.
I'm using the ATI drivers that are offered on their website, are those the ones you're talking about?

OK, so I realized that what I said was not clear at all. I know what the problem is in more detail now. When I attempt a make, it always says "ignoring incompatible libGL.so for -lGL" or something like that. That just blows. I've got an ATI Mobility 9700 that doesn't have good OpenGL drive...

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I wrote a VB 6.0 program to do what you're doing in Access a while back. I put the source up, but it's a little sloppy and not too well documented. If you'd like to take a look, it's at: http://rommvp.zophar.net/.
I never figured out what bytes 7 and 8 did either I don't think.

no, it compiles 32-bit code into a 32-bit binary, 64-bit linux can run it natively if the right libraries are installed(check for a lib32 directory). This is what I suspected. Although I wanted it to be 64-bit. :( Either way, I don't have to run it through WINE now, which is what I really wanted an...

So I compiled the Linux version of ZSNES and I wanted to change resolutions since 512x448 isn't very large looking on my 1280x800 screen. However, every windowed resolution greater than the 512x448 won't work. Every time I try to chance it, the terminal reports: Could not set XXXXxYYY-GL video mode....

uh dude, WINE runs WINDOWS applications... Yes, dude, I know. I didn't want to run the windows version through WINE. I'm trying to avoid as much pre-processing as possible. That's what I mean. And, Deathlike2, I'm not sure how this compiled. If g++ compiles the 32-bit code into a 64-bit executable,...

Well, I finally got it to work. After reading other topics on this forum, I tried quite a few things before choosing to install fresh. All I did was: export CFLAGS="-m32" export CXXFLAGS="-m32" ./configure --enable-release --disable-cpucheck force_arch=athlon64 make Which took a ...

Deathlike2 wrote:You need to compile for a 32-bit target.

So I gathered, but I don't know how to do that. Is that an option I should select when I type ./configure?

I've been wrestling with the configure file for days now trying to get it to see the SDL I have installed. This morning I finally got it to work, but when I tried to make the executable, this happens: Configure: user@localhost:~/zsnes_1_51/src$ ./configure checking build system type... x86_64-unknow...