ci: enable the 32-bit x86 builds - #40
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linux-i686 and android-x86 build as they are; both were left commented out.
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OK, let's see if it builds indeed. |
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libretro-build-linux-i686(and its include) andandroid-x86are in the file but commented out, so RetroArch gets no 32-bit x86 build of the core on either platform. They build as they are — no source or makefile change needed.Checked in the environments the two jobs use:
libretro-build-i386-ubuntu:xenial-gcc9→b2_libretro.so, ELF 32-bit i386, exportingretro_run. It wantsuuid-devandzlib1g-dev, and the i386 image ships both, so nothing extra is needed in the job.ndk-build APP_ABI=x86→libs/x86/libretro.so.