Countless "fatal error"s during compilation

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I followed the steps on the GitHub page closely, but at some point during compilation (not the same point on repeat attempts) the terminal begins spitting errors over and over.
"gcc: fatal error: Killed signal terminated program cc1"
"compilation terminated"
"make: *** [Makefile:1455: build/us_pc/(various files)] Error 1"
"g++: fatal error: Killed signal terminated program cc1plus"
There are a lot of all of these, and I don't know what the problem would be.
I'm running Linux Mint, and am admittedly not experienced in messing with the terminal.
Any help is greatly appreciated.
 
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Hi

I have tried it in an VM with an fresh Install of Linux Mint 22.02 Cinnamon and it worked for me but not directly!

So your steps where the following?

1. install the dependencies from the wiki. Compiling (Linux)
2. clone the git repo
2.1 go inside that cloned folder
3. make -j
4. error

that also happend at my VM. it used all his 4 cores an died.
after that I tried it with following command so it used just 2 of the 4 cores (? if im wrong pls correct me what the -j flag does )
make -j 2
so it get split in 2 jobs and the compilation was successful.

if that also not work try to download the release linux zip from GitHub if you just want to play.

hope it helps.
Hi

I have tried it in an VM with an fresh Install of Linux Mint 22.02 Cinnamon and it worked for me but not directly!

So your steps where the following?

1. install the dependencies from the wiki. Compiling (Linux)
2. clone the git repo
2.1 go inside that cloned folder
3. make -j
4. error

that also happend at my VM. it used all his 4 cores an died.
after that I tried it with following command so it used just 2 of the 4 cores (? if im wrong pls correct me what the -j flag does )
make -j 2
so it get split in 2 jobs and the compilation was successful.

if that also not work try to download the release linux zip from GitHub if you just want to play.

hope it helps.
 
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