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Hello, |
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For some time I've been working on bringing multilib gstreamer |
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into the tree. Following recent review by gstreamer team, I would like |
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to submit the new eclass for a wider opinion. |
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The gstreamer.eclass intends to replace all of gst-plugins* eclasses. |
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It provides routines suitable for building 'base' packages of |
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gst-plugins-{base,good,bad,ugly} sets and plugins split out of them. It |
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is built on top of multilib-minimal to provide complete multilib |
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support, and provides reusable multilib sub-phases |
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(gstreamer_multilib_src_configure etc.). |
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I've also tried to fix some of the uglyness, and removed some |
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deprecated/unused functions from gst-plugins10.eclass. And replaced |
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the four split eclasses that set GST_ORG_MODULE and inherited |
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gst-plugins10 with explicit GST_ORG_MODULE assignments. |
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In case anyone would like to see some ebuilds using the eclass, they |
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are available in gst-multilib-r2 branch of my working tree: |
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https://bitbucket.org/mgorny/gx86-working-tree/src/gst-multilib-r2/media-plugins/?at=gst-multilib-r2 |
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Best regards, |
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Michał Górny |
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