On Tue, Aug 14, 2001 at 07:20:54PM +0200, Zdenek Kabelac wrote:
> On Fri, Aug 10, 2001 at 07:55:13PM +0200, Tomasz Luchowski wrote:
> > In avifile-0.6 as of 20010726 in "avifile-config.in" there was "-laviplay",
> > but in today's sources I can see "-lavifile". I haven't got libavifile
> > (I've got libaviplay instead) and I have to hack avifile-config and
>"s,avifile,aviplay" to make apla
> > (player based on avifile) compile. Why was this change made?
>
> Stupid mistake, sorry...
> Fixed.
Thanks!
Btw, with help of [EMAIL PROTECTED] now mplayer works on NetBSD. Unfortunatelly
much better than avifile ;-) I am able to play back Romeo Must Die,
and audio works fine & at full speed. Using avifile/apla sound was played back
at about half of desired speed.
Thus, I think I will no longer track avifile-devel actively. Sorry, but I have no clue
about threads, and mplayer just works. Actually, I am not able to compile it without
problems -- it requires never gas that is currently in NetBSD-1.5.1.
Although binary built on NetBSD-current works on NetBSD 1-5.
Background: NetBSD has very outdated gcc, gas & binutils in-tree. Thanks to Todd
Vierling
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, who has done most of the work on this, NetBSD-current now has optional
USE_NEW_TOOLCHAIN variable. When you define it, you have gcc 2.95.3, new gas & other
utils.
It's planned that it becomes default on i386 and sparc64 by today. Mplayer needs this
new gas,
and if Xdpms problem that I haven't tracked down yet didn't occur, it would compile on
NetBSD-1.5.1
with /usr/bin/replaced with the corresponding one stolen from NetBSD-current with
USE_NEW_TOOLCHAIN set.
I am going to provide the package that would install mplayer binary, and it would work
on NetBSD-1.5.1
[yes, I know that USE_NEW_TOOLCHAIN is more than never gcc & gas, but I don't care
about other tools]
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/* Tomasz Luchowski <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> */
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