Hi Rob: I am doing it for personal interest, so , in fact, i am glad someone is doing it on similar platform :-) Anyway, I am getting closer and closer..... QT was my choice, i didn't enable GTK or SDL, I could try those, but since I've been getting close on QT, didn't want to give up yet.
Here is what i got so far, "qt4-gnash -r1 gravity.swf", a window showed up on my screen(some portion went outside of my screen), I can only see something like "movie control" menu. The swf is not being played though. I got this step, by hardcoding "-qws -display directfb" options in : gui/qt/Qt4Gui.cpp, function Qt4Gui::init(), so it pass these options to QApplication class when instantiate it. Are there any maintainers for the QT part of gnash reading this list? Thanks chris On Mon, Jun 4, 2012 at 6:05 PM, Rob Savoye <r...@welcomehome.org> wrote: > On 06/04/12 14:54, chris janusz wrote: > > > Unfortunately, I am cross-compiling for mips platform. I've done > some > > manual tweaks, after configuration, to make the compilation going. > > And now, it finally got compiled. My gui is "Qt", it crashed right > after > > I typed in "qt4-gnash -h", a little gdb trace showed that jemalloc.c is > the > > offending one, so i disabled use JEMALLOC flag. > > I guess you don't want to hear I do build Gnash for the MIPS. :-) SO > my first question is, do you need QT ? You can limit Gnash to build only > one GUI, GTK or SDL might give you better luck with less trouble. I > doubt it's jemalloc that's the problem, it sounds more like weird build > problems. > > - rob - >
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