Michael Rickmann wrote: > Yes things have changed a week ago with "Split ekiga into an exec and > helper libs". This has been done to make the Win32 version Ekiga-plugin > capable, eventually. > >> Jarmo Pussinen wrote: >>> I have attached the bug logs and my patches how I fixed them. >>> (The patches are incremental and should be applied after each >>> corresponding bug, because of the way the build script creates >>> the source tree.) >>> >>> Especially the first bug seems weird in celt/configure: >>> ./configure: line 12345: syntax error near unexpected token `tools="tools",' >>> ./configure: line 12345: ` XIPH_PATH_OGG(tools="tools", tools="")' >>> >>> And I am sure that my fix replacing 'XIPH_PATH_OGG(tools="tools", >>> tools="")' with 'tools="tools"' is not very good.
I just noticed in the log something that hopefully concerns this bug: configure: WARNING: unrecognized options: --disable-oggtest I am not a master of the configuration tools, but maybe this gives somebody a clue, where the problem lies. >>> >>> The second bug is about undefined _win32_sysconfdir. >>> >>> And the third bug is about misplace ekiga-rc.o. >>> >>> The latter two I fixed in a reasonable manner (I hope) >>> by adding libgmplatform.la to Makefile and by fixing ekiga-rc.o path >>> in another Makefile. >>> > Could you test whether attached diff also works for you it is similar to > yours with respect to the _win32_sysconfdir and fixes the ekiga-rc.o > trouble right from the beginning. > Your patch worked fine. But it seems to suffer from the same problem than mine. If it is used before build, then build process overwrites it. At least I had to use that patch again after make had stopped to the _win32_sysconfdir bug. After I checked what your patch does I am a little dobtful about my conclusion, so I test it more. > That Window is absolutely harmless. It is caused by some code in Opal > when debug output is selected and should only contain messages from the > h264_video_pwplugin_helper.exe. Ekiga's debug output should be contained > in a file ekiga-stderr.txt which should appear on your desktop. This > change of file location has become necessary because of security > features of newer Windows versions. I start Ekiga in debug mode from an > extra shortcut symbol with -d 4 added to the command line. I attached three logs now. First two are from crashes where remote or local party has answered a call and the last one is from the exit crash. Hopefully it helps. I am using XP. jarmo _______________________________________________ Ekiga-devel-list mailing list Ekiga-devel-list@gnome.org http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/ekiga-devel-list
