2013/4/2 Carl Eugen Hoyos <ceho...@ag.or.at> > Carl Eugen Hoyos <cehoyos@...> writes: > > > > I've no intention to compile hundreds of different > > > versions by hand you know. :) :) > > > > 14 will be sufficient, I will guide you. > > To elaborate: > You tell me which version does work and > which version crashes, and I will tell > you which versions to test. > > You have to supply a more detailed action-plan to operate git bisecting in this case since the last (and current) working version of ffmpeg for xbmc is n0.10.2 which is quite a few commits from n2.1, probably a whole lot more than just 14 iterations thus I think it's a good idea that we automate things. Test for your self:
git bisect bad git bisect start git bisect good n0.10.2 git bisect view --stat What numbers did you get? Btw, have any of you guys done any fully automated bisecting with "git bisect run" that cross compiles locally and runs on a remote ios device (or any other platform for that matter) that can serve as an example? --
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