(Please keep the list in the loop!) On Samstag, 7. August 2010, Howard Helsinger wrote: > Johannnes: > > this may be the most useful suggestion I've had, as I try to solve this > problem. I did as you suggested, and deleted copies of libx264 from > usr/local/include, leaving them only in usr/include. The compile went > lots further before stopping. > > So then as I looked for x264.h to confirm the version. I discovered I > had 3 copies -- two of build 102, and one of build 104. > > So I will beg a bit more assistance. > > Here is the error I received: > > /libquicktimehv-1.6.0.so.1.0.0 > .libs/qth264.o: In function `encode': > /home/howard/my_cinelerra/quicktime/qth264.c:158: undefined > reference to `x264_encoder_open_102' > collect2: ld returned 1 exit status > libtool: install: error: relink `libquicktimehv.la' with the > above command before installing it > > It appears to be looking for build 102 -- so am I right that I should > keep one copy of x264 buld 102, delete the other, and also delete the > one from build 104? > > I hope you don't mind, but I'll attach a screenshot showing just what a > mess of duplicates I have. I think I can methodically eliminate most > of version 104, if that is what I should do. But where properly should > the others reside? > > Or, perhaps, is there some straightforward way of cleaning this all up? > Erase it all and install anew? --install what? version 104? > I just checked -- and I note I had downloaded and still have > x264-snapshot-20100710-2245, which I could recompile and install. That, > I confirmed, is version 102. But I don't know how extensive my > deleting should be -- I seem to have multiple copies of > libx262__*****____.ffpreset files. > > Sorry to bother you with more -- but you do seem to know something. > Thanks.
Usually, the compile process needs only the file x264.h, the file libx264.so.nn with the version number matching x264.h, and the symbolic link libx264.so that points to that libx264.so.nn. You can have other libx264.so.nn with other version numbers on your system (in fact, you will need them if other applications depend on it), but you should not have other x264.h anywhere (to be on the safe side). This means, if you need x264 only for your cinelerra build, you should delete everything except abovementioned 3 files of one particular version. But if you have other applications that depend on x264, it may be necessary to keep other libx264.so.nn files. This should not hurt the cinelerra build as long as your only existing libx264.so points to the .nn that matches the x264.h file. -- Hannes _______________________________________________ Cinelerra mailing list [email protected] https://init.linpro.no/mailman/skolelinux.no/listinfo/cinelerra
