Paul B Mahol (12020-07-31): > As already said they are derived from other parts of code or by research, > there is no original source that could be used and written as link in > source code. > > For reverse engineered codecs documenting from which binary blob it > came from is nonsense.
I do not agree. The source code should be as complete as possible, to allow other developers to take over, or to fix a bug, or to adapt to new samples and variations in the codec. I understand nobody can explain their whole know-how, but explaining nothing at all is completely unacceptable. These tables as they are are not source code, and therefore have no place in FFmpeg's source tree. With adequate comments, they would. -- Nicolas George
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