Title: Samsung Enterprise Portal mySingle

Dear All,

 

I am writing to inform that the way to compile qemu has been changed since libav is separate from qemu source.

As removing libav source, you need an extra setting when you compile qemu on your local system.

 

Before explaining how to compile qemu, I'd like to explain the reason why we decide to remove libav source from qemu.

 

As including libav source into qemu, it make qemu compile slowly on MinGW or download qemu source.

In addition to this, whenever new libraries are required to link qemu, all of them cannot be included in qemu.

 

Anyway, here is how to build qemu with --enable-libav option

 

$ git clone gerrithost:platform/upstream/libav

 - // gerrithost indicates review.tizen.org and it is an example. The alias is depending on your configuration.

 

$ cd libav/package

$ ./emulator_configure [libav installed path ]

$ cd ../

$ make install

 

$ cd qemu/tizen

$ PKG_CONFIG_PATH=[ libav installed path ] ./emulator_configure

$ make install

 

We will assign the libav installed path to ${HOME}/tizen-sdk-dev in default and export the path as PKG_CONFIG_PATH into build.sh

However, you can choose any path if you want.

 

Let me know if you have a problem with compling qemu.

 

Best Regards,

Kitae Kim

 

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