ce2
-ffast-math -
So at minimum, the CC_OPTS should read
-Wall -pipe -O3 -fomit-frame-pointer -funroll-all-loops -ffast-math
-malign-double mfancy-math-387
And it's debatable whether unroll-all-loops is a win or not (depends on
whether the unrolled code is larger
makefile HAVEGTK is defined even though I don't have it...
The correct solution would be to rip out the configure.in test and use
the autoconf module provided in the gtk-1.2 package (gtk.m4).
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> *Person_1 2000-06-02: first version
> *Person_2 2000-06-12: zero cross error bug removed
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This is what the "cvs log" command is for, I believe.
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acklash on
a list with a couple thousand subscribers :)
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; set it so the "twinkling" artifacts aren't too annyoing.
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covered by the DJGPP Makefile in the CVS tree.
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t; prefix
Simple string manipulation like this you can do in a few lines of Perl.
If your tag data is accurate, though, you might want to try using
mp3info, which can adjust the filename to match the tag (and is quite
customizable). ftp://bimbo.hive.no/pub/mp3info/ . It should compile
fine und
;s all I did, and got no errors at all:
c:\cygwin.bat
tar zxvf lame-3.70.tar.gz
cd lame3.70
make
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the CVS version with cygwin 1.1 with no errors at
all.
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;2".
$ ls -l infile.mp3
-rw-rw-rw- 1 dan dan 0 Apr 20 20:51 infile.mp3
Now in the example an output file of stdout isn't useful, but mine was
in a script, so I didn't notice the problem until I had blown away a
bunch of input files :)
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to override it. Input file
processing has become convoluted enough that I can't seem to figure out
where.
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somewhere between 3.15 and 3.18 the ability to process raw input from
stdin was lost:
1. The sampling frequency wasn't set right.
2. The parse_wavheader would eat all of stdin looking for a DATA chunk
even if it already knew the file wasn't a wav.
patch for 3.20 attached.
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I don't know anything about how the encoder works, but I built lame
with egcs-1.1.2+bounds-checking, and when I try to encode a 22khz file
(at any bitrate), I get the following:
Found WAV header: 22.1kHz stereo
LAME version 3.17 (www.sulaco.org/mp3)
Encoding ../../me22.wav to me22.mp3
Encoding
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