Dmitry Marakasov wrote: > I've started to adapt FreeBSD port of Gnash to current head in order to > be ready for the new release, and I have a question about configure > arguments.
Actually, head should fine on FreeBSD, at least it did for me this morning. :-) See my notes at: http://wiki.gnashdev.org/wiki/index.php/Building_on_FreeBSD > The main question currently is how does --enable-media work. It > only supports gst or none, so where's ffmpeg and mad? Is gstreamer > the only way now to allow both sound playback and support of video > streams? What do --enable-mad and --enable-gstreamer mean then? Those options have been depreciated, and replaced by --enable-media=gst. Currently only GST works, ffmpeg should be fixed shortly. The MAD support is no longer used directly, as there is MP3 support in both ffmpeg and gstreamer. MAD support was a leftover from the dawn of time... I'm currently working on BSD packaging support, so I'd appreciate it if you'd give me a hand there, since I already made Gnash build cleanly for you. :-) Anyway, by default, use no configure options what so ever, and Gnash typically builds for every system I've tried it on. Most of the config options are more for porting and development. Often packagers get crazy with supplying every config option to Gnash they can find, which often leaves the result in odd states that may have never been tested together explicitly. For examples of how to do it right, look in gnash/packaging. Both the .deb and .rpm packaging support files mostly only set install paths. - rob - _______________________________________________ Gnash-dev mailing list Gnash-dev@gnu.org http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/gnash-dev
