Hi 'cutters,
I tweaked the configure/make process a little more, and now it also
works with Windows (i.e. MinGW32). All you should have to do is:
./configure --with-qt3=/where/qt3/lives
make
and probably `make install' to install the program in /usr/local/bin (or
any other prefix you chose when configuring). The prerequisites are as
usual: libmad, liba52 and libao (it will build without the latter, but
not play audio).
Of course you can still use mingw.sh for building in case anything goes
wrong.
Also note that make always generates two binaries (also on Linux/Unix).
The one in src/ contains symbol (and possibly debugging) information,
the one in bin/ is stripped (and therefore smaller - sometimes MUCH
smaller). That doesn't matter much at runtime because the extra
information isn't loaded into memory, but you may want to distribute the
shorter file anyway.
One final improvement: `make clean' will now remove the ffmpeg/
subdirectory, too - as it should. :-)
Cross compiling and compiling in a different directory will come later.
Welcome to r131,
--
Michael "Tired" Riepe <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
X-Tired: Each morning I get up I die a little
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