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I'm going to fork a new thread since this is a little off-topic from Heath's |
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howto post. The link from gentoo-wiki mentions mplayer and xine-lib. |
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Quoting Heath Holcomb <liquidcable@×××××.com>: |
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> I too am working with a VIA based SBCs. A CLE266 version, CL10000; and a |
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> CN400 based one. |
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> If you ever want the hardware mpeg2 decoding take a look at |
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> http://gentoo-wiki.com/HOWTO_Unichrome |
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I was unsuccessful in getting xine-lib, or more specifically certain mpeg codecs |
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that use lrintf and other susv3 math, to run under uclibc. This does break |
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xine-lib completely. Because these math functions are part of uclibc headers, |
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programs that reference them compile fine, but ultimately symbols can't be |
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resolved at runtime since definitions don't actually exist in the .so. |
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A possible solution might be taking out the declarations from the math header so |
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ffmpeg uses its own definitions of the functions it wants. I spent a while on |
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this problem and tried to recompile libm with lrint and lrintf definitions, but |
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then it broke on another math function so I threw in the towel. |
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Maybe I'm missing something. Has anyone else had luck here? |
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Kurt |
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