I got a problem while compiling HEAD Gnash today. The output error looks like this:
* Sound.cpp: In function 'void gnash::sound_stop(const gnash::fn_call&)': * Sound.cpp:312: error: 'sound_sample_impl' was not declared in this scope To check the server/asobj/Sound.cpp, I found the problem was related with file names. Note that there is a 'sound.h' in gnash/server and a 'Sound.h' in gnash/server/asobj. 'sound_sample_impl' is defined in ./server/sound.h, and 'Sound.cpp' is dependent on both the two headfiles. For my file system is case insensitive, the compiler could only find one headfile 'Sound.h' or 'sound.h'. Then I got the above undeclared symbol problem. To fix that, changing the directive '#include sound.h' to '#include ../server/sound.h' works for me. But it's not clean. Is it worthwhile to change the server/sound.h to another name like sound_definition.h or anything else to avoid this conflict? zou lunkai 2007-02-27 _______________________________________________ Gnash-dev mailing list [email protected] http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/gnash-dev
