Russ Nelson wrote:
Uhhhhhhh, read ./configure. It compiles and runs programs natively.
Configure doesn't NOT work when you're cross-compiling, so I must be
missing something here.
Which is why most all the Gnash configure macros don't use compile
tests. I haven't looked at the latest ffmpeg versioning, but we only use
it to print the version number in Gnash anyway when --version is used.
Unless somebody has changed this, maybe it's just easier to do it in
Gnash itself. If it's still a #define in ffmpeg, often you can get by
just running cpp (gcc -E) to get the value.
We definitely *never* want configure tests that have to be run to
determine anything, as it will break cross compiling.
- rob -
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