Hans-Christoph Steiner wrote:
PDP and PiDiP use libquicktime, Gem uses Apple QuickTime on Mac OS X and
libquicktime on GNU/Linux.
just for clarification:
libquicktime (formerly quicktime4linux) and apple's QuickTime are 2
completely different things (from a programming point of view; in
userland, both are dealing with en/decoding of .mov video files);
libquicktime IS NOT a free implementation of QuickTime, you cannot
exchange the headers.
therefore, QuickTime/QuickTime.h and quicktime/quicktime.h (which - btw
- doesn't exist any more, but instead is now called lqt/quicktime.h)
must not be mixed (though chances are high that yuo would mix them on
case-insensitive filesystems).
all in all: using <Quicktime/quicktime.h> is almost certainly a bug (it
neither refers to apple's quicktime nor to libquicktime).
imho, case-insensitive include-directives are a bug (probably, even ntfs
will become case sensitive one glorious day...)
i would be thankful for a list of affected files.
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IOhannes
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