Trying to rebuild my gentoo system using the latest DirectFB, DFB++ and ffmpeg.
Everytime I try to ./configure softdevice.cvs I get
BudgetVDR softdevice.cvs # ./configure --disable-vidix --disable-xv --with-ffmpeg-path /usr/local/src/ffmpeg
ffmpeg path set to: /usr/local/src/ffmpeg
Testing system and cpu type... found Linux on i386 cpu.
Checking for pkg-config... Found.
Checking for ffmpeg... ./configure: line 213: ffmpeg_cflags: unbound variable
The config.log says
Parameters '--disable-vidix --disable-xv --with-ffmpeg-path /usr/local/src/ffmpeg'
PKG_CONFIG_PATH '/usr/local/lib/pkgconfig'
Testing system and cpu type.----------------------------
uname -a: Linux BudgetVDR 2.6.26-gentoo-r1 #1 PREEMPT Sun Sep 28 04:38:14 EDT 2008 i686 AMD Athlon(tm) XP 1800+ Authent$
g++ -dumpmache: i686-pc-linux-gnu
Checking for pkg-config.-------------------------------
0.23
Checking for ffmpeg.------------------------------------
Sortta seems like it's not finding ffmpeg to me, but have no clue what to do.
Any help would be nice
Thanks
ShorTie
Zitat von ShorTie:
Trying to rebuild my gentoo system using the latest DirectFB, DFB++ and ffmpeg.
Everytime I try to ./configure softdevice.cvs I get
BudgetVDR softdevice.cvs # ./configure --disable-vidix --disable-xv --with-ffmpeg-path /usr/local/src/ffmpeg
ffmpeg path set to: /usr/local/src/ffmpeg
Testing system and cpu type... found Linux on i386 cpu.
Checking for pkg-config... Found.
Checking for ffmpeg... ./configure: line 213: ffmpeg_cflags: unbound variable
Sortta seems like it's not finding ffmpeg to me, but have no clue what to do.
Any help would be nice
- You could install your ffmpeg libs. By default ffmpeg's libs and include files will be installed in /usr/local . With this install target, we would usually find ffmpeg. - The configure script has to be changed in case of "--with-ffmpeg-path PATH" is specified. Test for "test_ffmpeg_local" line 236 should be protected by: 'if test "${ffmpeg_use_path}" = "no" ; then' after line 235 and closing 'fi' should be after line 239 of current cvs.
Stefan Lucke
These are the cvs/svn versions of DirectFB and ffmpeg. And yes I did do a 'make install' after compiling each.
Tried ./configure --disable-vidix --disable-xv --with-ffmpeg-path /usr/local As well as ./configure --disable-vidix --disable-xv --with-ffmpeg-path /usr Both with the same error.
As far as the second hafe of your reply, I have no idea what you are talking about .. :(~. If I need to change something in the ./configure script please be more specific.
Thankz for your help
-----Original Message----- From: vdr-bounces@linuxtv.org [mailto:vdr-bounces@linuxtv.org] On Behalf Of Stefan Lucke Sent: Saturday, October 04, 2008 12:35 PM To: VDR Mailing List Subject: Re: [vdr] softdevice configure error
Zitat von ShorTie:
Trying to rebuild my gentoo system using the latest DirectFB, DFB++ and ffmpeg.
Everytime I try to ./configure softdevice.cvs I get
BudgetVDR softdevice.cvs # ./configure --disable-vidix --disable-xv --with-ffmpeg-path /usr/local/src/ffmpeg
ffmpeg path set to: /usr/local/src/ffmpeg
Testing system and cpu type... found Linux on i386 cpu.
Checking for pkg-config... Found.
Checking for ffmpeg... ./configure: line 213: ffmpeg_cflags: unbound variable
Sortta seems like it's not finding ffmpeg to me, but have no clue what to do.
Any help would be nice
- You could install your ffmpeg libs. By default ffmpeg's libs and include files will be installed in /usr/local . With this install target, we would usually find ffmpeg. - The configure script has to be changed in case of "--with-ffmpeg-path PATH" is specified. Test for "test_ffmpeg_local" line 236 should be protected by: 'if test "${ffmpeg_use_path}" = "no" ; then' after line 235 and closing 'fi' should be after line 239 of current cvs.
Stefan Lucke
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