Le Lundi 22 Juillet 2002 18:37, Jose Antonio Becerra Permuy a �crit :
> Hi!
Hi.
As always, please use discussion lists for such matters, as there are many 
people with better knowledge than me, and as my own time allowance is 
drastically reducing currently :-( Now that mplayer is in contrib, let's use 
cooker for this.

>       As you know, this weekend I have recompiled some things from plf to
> Mandrake 8.2. I changed some things in the mlayer's specfile, but because I
> have doubts about some things, I don't know if they are right.

>       These are things I deleted from configure options:
>
>         --disable-mmx \
>         --disable-mmx2 \
>         --disable-3dnow \
>         --disable-3dnowex \
>         --disable-sse \
>         --disable-sse2 \
>
>       Why do you disable all of this? --enable-runtime-cpudetection should
> compile support for all of them and the binary should use the better
> options in each computer.
I was not sure how those options and --enable-runtime-cpudetection were 
related, and i wanted to avoid hardcoded optimisations. So i prefered to 
disable them, but i could be wrong.

>         --enable-mencoder \
>         --language=en \
>
>       I think it's not necessary. These are default values.
Yes. This comes from work from David, which seems to prefer explicit 
configuration. I also think this is a good idea, considering large number of 
available options.

>         --disable-mpdvdkit\
>         --disable-lirc \
>         --disable-tv \
>         --disable-tv-v4l \
>         --disable-fastmemcpy \
>         --disable-sighandler \
>         --disable-gl \
>         --disable-svga \
>         --disable-dxr3 \
>         --disable-dvb \
>         --disable-mga \
>         --disable-xmga \
>         --disable-directfb \
>
>       Again, what is the reason to disable them?
--disable-mpdvdkit is for avoiding css support in official mdk release
--disable-gl comes from David or Go�tz's report about broken gl support
--disable-fastmemcpy is for avoiding an MMX-only feature (i'm not sure, 
however)
--disable-tv, --disable-tv-v4l and --disable-lirc are for reducing 
dependencies for barely used options
--disable-svga has been asked by people considering it an old and deprecated 
library
I don't know for the others
 
>         --enable-new-input \
>         --with-extraincdir=./libvo \
>
>       I don't know what are these options :-)
/me neither

>       These are things I added to configure options:
>
>         --enable-largefiles \
>         --enable-lirc \
>         --enable-tv-v4l \
>
>       Why not? :-)
>
>         --disable-gcc-checking \
>
>       It's necessary to compile with gcc 2.96.
Sure, i was too much happy to forget this story :-)

>         --with-extraincdir=/usr/include/dvdnav
>
>       It's necessary to use dvdnav.
>       I have compiled mplayer with almost everything enabled. This the list of
> disabled things:
>
>     Input: tv-bsdbt848 dvdread dvdcss
>     Codecs: divx4linux
>     Audio output: sgi sun dxr2 nas
>     Video output: zr dxr2 xmga mga directfb tdfxfb 3dfx
>
>       In particular, my package has support for lirc, tv-v4l, libdv, libdvdnav
> and svgalib. The only thing I miss is support for AAC, but it will be
> necessary to make a package for faad (http://faac.sourceforge.net).
You're welcome to introduce it, either in contribs or in plf, depending on 
license and patents.
-- 
Guillaume Rousse <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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