On 04/12/2020 11:33 PM, [email protected] wrote:
A cross-compile targeting Windows.
I get it.
If the problem is with Synaptic, maybe their support forum can help.
Well, been there done that. Maybe sometime in 2022, probably never. I complained about it for years.
There have been no fixes that either create a "Mark all Upgrades" button or that correct the "Please
select the "Mark all Upgrades" button or some packages to install/upgrade" notice. I've given up on
that track.
FWIW if it says "wanted 0.47" for meson at least try that one before you skip
ahead
to a later version.
Of course I would. Know where I can find 0.47? And then, know how I can get
Synaptic to install it?
I probably cant't help with this, because when I bill clients for this
stuff, I will set up a cloud VM that I can hand over to them, etc.
and I would pursue a Windows native build for Windows binaries before a
cross-compile from Linux targeting Windows, if for no other reason
that I am more familiar with the native build.
Have you looked at the script ./cross_compile_ffmpeg.sh and debugged it?
local meson_version=`meson --version`
if ! at_least_required_version "0.47" "${meson_version}"; then
echo "your meson version is too old $meson_version wanted 0.47"
exit 1
fi
What would you suggest I do, change "0.47" to "0.40"? Meson is the build system. If cross-compiling
ffmpeg requires version 0.47, I don't think that tricking the system will work. Keep thinking,
though; it's good for you.
Try using set -x in your shell to see what that script does when it is
running.
This can't be a bug in the script. It's an unsatisfied dependency.
You might be able to bypass the problem by tweaking that script.
That is definitely the place to start. If I pick this up,
that's what I will do.
If you go there in the future, all I can say is, "Good luck."
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