Date: Thu, 03 Dec 2009 14:38:37 +1100 From: Robert McKenzie <vk7rb@internode.on.net> To: multimedia@FreeBSD.org Subject: gstreamer-plugins-libvisual Message-ID: <4B1732BD.60908@internode.on.net>
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Sir, Regarding the above, I ran into a problem with gmerlin in that it would not build and then did some searching, thinking and some experimentation. What I have come up with is that the gstreamer-plugins-libvisual port pulls in the old version of libvisual even if libvisual04 is installed and the old version has been removed. The problem is that when it pulls in libvisual rather than using libvisual04, it then upsets gmerlin build because that uses the first libvisual it comes across which is libvisual that doesn't have the required declarations rather than libvisual04 which does. Once I realised what was happening I removed libvisual while leaving libvisual04 and gmerlin then compiled. After that, I rebuilt gstreamer-plugins-libvisual and it pulled in libvisual even though gmerlin had built using libvisual04 successfully. I have no idea how to fix this apparently errant behaviour nor what should be done to fix this problem so that it does occur again but it would be good if something could be done to have gstreamer-plugins-libvisual use libvisual04 properly without pulling in libvisual which then causes problems with other builds. It would be easy enough to edit the Makefile but as soon as I updated the ports tree which is current, the problem would be reintroduced. Hopefully you can do something to rectify the situation. Regards, Robert McKenzie.
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