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Thanks for pointing to the newly revived (?) upstream. There are no releases yet, though, so I don't have any better release for now.

I got sigsegv myself from this package. The chaotic aur build as well. Tried without lto in makepkg.conf and still sigsegv. Tried-j1 in makepkg.conf like previous comment suggested, still sigsegv. There's a newer fork of it, that aims for qt6 compatibility and cross platform support: https://github.com/AQEMU/aqemu/ That one built with no issues. Might wanna consider changing to it, the others are dead.

I got segfaults unless I compiled with make -j1. You might need to force -j1.

@fordprefect Compiling with Clang works but I get a launch-runtime error after the initial setup wizard:

(Also note, I had LTO enabled in makepkg.conf)

neko-san@ARCH ~> aqemu

AQEMU Warning [2] >>>
Sender: bool Emulator::Load( const QString &path )
Message: No "qemu-system-arm" element!

AQEMU Warning [3] >>>
Sender: bool Emulator::Load( const QString &path )
Message: No "qemu-system-cris" element!

AQEMU Warning [4] >>>
Sender: bool Emulator::Load( const QString &path )
Message: No "qemu-system-m68k" element!

AQEMU Warning [5] >>>
Sender: bool Emulator::Load( const QString &path )
Message: No "qemu-system-microblaze" element!

AQEMU Warning [6] >>>
Sender: bool Emulator::Load( const QString &path )
Message: No "qemu-system-mips" element!

AQEMU Warning [7] >>>
Sender: bool Emulator::Load( const QString &path )
Message: No "qemu-system-mips64" element!

AQEMU Warning [8] >>>
Sender: bool Emulator::Load( const QString &path )
Message: No "qemu-system-mips64el" element!

AQEMU Warning [9] >>>
Sender: bool Emulator::Load( const QString &path )
Message: No "qemu-system-mipsel" element!

AQEMU Warning [10] >>>
Sender: bool Emulator::Load( const QString &path )
Message: No "qemu-system-ppc" element!

AQEMU Warning [11] >>>
Sender: bool Emulator::Load( const QString &path )
Message: No "qemu-system-ppc64" element!

AQEMU Warning [12] >>>
Sender: bool Emulator::Load( const QString &path )
Message: No "qemu-system-ppcemb" element!

AQEMU Warning [13] >>>
Sender: bool Emulator::Load( const QString &path )
Message: No "qemu-system-sh4" element!

AQEMU Warning [14] >>>
Sender: bool Emulator::Load( const QString &path )
Message: No "qemu-system-sh4eb" element!

AQEMU Warning [15] >>>
Sender: bool Emulator::Load( const QString &path )
Message: No "qemu-system-sparc" element!

AQEMU Warning [16] >>>
Sender: bool Emulator::Load( const QString &path )
Message: No "qemu-system-sparc64" element!
Icon theme "gnome" not found.
Icon theme "ubuntu-mono-dark" not found.
Icon theme "Mint-X" not found.
Icon theme "elementary" not found.
Icon theme "gnome" not found.
fish: Job 1, 'aqemu' terminated by signal SIGSEGV (Address boundary error)
neko-san@ARCH ~ [SIGSEGV]> 

@fordprefect What did tobimensch answer, if not a secret? Has he completely abandoned the project?

@Δ: You surely have read the comment in the PKGBUILD? I personally contacted upstream (tobimensch) before making this switch, and it is interded to be only temporary. The proper upstream is given as upstream URL.

source differes from $url:

$url points to github.com/tobimensch/aqemu, while source downloads from github.com/TBK/aqemu.

Can you point source and $url to the similar (and "official") upstream project?

Thanks for maintaining!

@frankspace: thanks for noticing. It is, howvever, getting quite confusing if we are building from an inofficial fork (with upstream consent), just to patch in official changes manually again. I will add it as hotfix, hoping this will soon straighten out again.

This doesn't compile under GCC10 without a minor modification. Would you consider adding the following to the build() section?

sed -i 's|#include <vector>|#include <vector>\n#include <stdexcept>|' "$srcdir/$pkgname-$pkgver"/src/docopt/docopt_value.h

See, for reference: https://github.com/xsgordon/aqemu/commit/7ed45cec1fe31562d1e36b34320cd782be0c3d68

Thank you!

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