autobuilds log

should fix today’s non-build.

A new build of libvpx-0.9.1 has been uploaded to the repository. It includes the -fno-common CFLAG. The effect of not having that there is a known mingw32 bug that doesn’t properly align some global variables. It lead to crashes on shared builds (should also have happened for static builds, but for mysterious reasons it didn’t). Thanks to James for reporting the bug.

I had forgotten about the dxva2api.h file when I upgraded the system a month or so ago. re-added now.

libfaad has been removed from FFmpeg svn, so it’s removed from the autobuilds too.
The internal AAC decoder in FFmpeg is suposed to support all features that faad supported, and be much faster. Please test and report any bugs to the forum http://ffmpeg.arrozcru.org/forum

Nowadays I spend most of my time running Mac OS X, so I decided to make builds for that operating system as well. There are still some issues:
- Only 64-bit support for now (for Mac OS X 10.6.3, which is what I run).
- There is no FFplay because libsdl doesn’t seem to work properly (it builds and links but crashes on startup), and I don’t know any Objective-C to try a fix.
- Many more I forgot…

Actually I don’t know if it works on Mac OS X < 10.6. I’d really appreciate if someone could try and report back.

The builds are packaged in 7z, just like the windows builds. There is a nice program called keka that supports 7z files.

I was way too tired to even put up a nice webpage, so for now you can just browse through the directories:
http://ffmpeg.arrozcru.org/autobuilds/macosx/index.html

Things might have gone funky in the Windows packages, since I had to do extensive changes in the build script. Please for the next few days I’d appreciate if you could download all the daily packages and check if all their contents make sense.

because of the liborc update. note to self: liborc is a bitch to cross-compile, libschroedinger is even worse. I forgot where the bugtracker is…

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thanks to Nobody for pointing out libvpx has released 0.9.1, which incorporates some changes that were needed to cross-compile and build properly against FFmpeg. the library has, as usual, also been added to http://apt.arrozcru.org

bzip2 has been updated to fix debian/rules.