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Whoops, I copy pasted an attempt to change the path to bash.exe. Originally it looked like: It might be worth noting that the problem happens even if I just open the terminal outside of vscode.

Yeah I'm using the integrated terminal. I run cmake inside of the terminal, not through vscode. My vscode settings looks like this: { "terminal.integrated.profiles.windows": { "msys2": { "path": "/opt/devkitpro/msys2/usr/bin/bash.exe" } }, "terminal.integ...

Actually after some usage, this error occurs even without the fetch content call :/. It's probably something about my environmnet that is causing this. If I figure out what is wrong I'll post back with a solution.

Hmmm after reruning pacman update, I got the latest cmake: 28.1. I tried your test project and it's still the same though. I can build a binary once and then after that I get the error. Here's the output of env: ProgramFiles(x86)=C:\Program Files (x86) CommonProgramFiles(x86)=C:\Program Files (x86)\...

Gotcha, I removed the include() from my cmake lists and used the script instead. Unfortunately it has not solved the issue. And it looks like the latest cmake package for mysys2 is version 25.1. I'm unfortuatnely not familiar with how to install the latest version manually using mysys2. Would it be ...

Ok I figured out where the issue is occuring. It seems to be related to Cmake's FetchContent. Here is a reproducable example: # Specify the minimum version of CMake required cmake_minimum_required(VERSION 3.25) include(FetchContent) # Set the project name and version project(my_gba_project VERSION 1...

That's super helpful! Thank you so much!

Thanks I think this may be a little beyond me at the moment after all. I ended up just writing a git patch for the library and added the sections attribute to the ones I wanted in iwram. Is code marked with the EWRAM_CODE define automatically compiled as thumb by the toolchain? Also IWRAM_CODE and I...

I've been fooling around seeing what I can get to compile from cmake's fetch content for the gba when I got an idea after trying this . It's a fixed precision math library and it compiles perfectly without modification which was very satisfying. Since it's math related I thought it would be a good i...

Thank you for the reply! Unfortunately I shelved the project for a while and did not get a chance to read this. I did get it working on my own at the time via a different method but I didn't know about the arm-none-eabi-cmake though or the windows paths. I changed that up and I'm trying to solve a d...