Peter Robinson a écrit :
Quick query, is there a reason why this release has added a direct
dependency to speex over the old release which only had the dep in
opal?
Opal's embedded version was very very old, if I remember well.
Snark
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Hi Peter,
actually the dependency to speexdsp was not added, but the detection
of a system speexdsp was fixed. We have two places where we use speex:
speex at the speex codec plugin
speexdsp for echo cancelling in opal
For speex in the plugin nothing has changed. For the echo cancelling,
since
Hi Peter,
actually the dependency to speexdsp was not added, but the detection
of a system speexdsp was fixed. We have two places where we use speex:
speex at the speex codec plugin
speexdsp for echo cancelling in opal
For speex in the plugin nothing has changed. For the echo cancelling,
Peter,
it looks strange to me that at opal compilation time you have speexdsp
on your system and at ekiga compile time you dont. Actually the behaviour
seems normal to me:
- We build a OPAL shared library that requires speexdsp.
- When we link this library, it is checked that speexdsp symbols
On Tue, Oct 21, 2008 at 11:26 AM, Matthias Schneider
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Peter,
it looks strange to me that at opal compilation time you have speexdsp
on your system and at ekiga compile time you dont.
The Fedora build system builds every package in a separate chroot for
every package,
Peter,
like I said, OPAL in 3.0.0 did not find your speexdsp because its detection was
broken. Thus you compiled without speexdsp in 3.0.0, which you can still
enforce
via --enable-localspeexdsp.
If you compile library x with -ly, and then link application z against x, you
will still have
