sources, not the FreeBSD port), again. It is hard to catch up with all
the API changes ffmpeg sees every few weeks.
A similar patch will probably be required in other ports that depend on
ffmpeg and that use the same method to access encoders/decoders.
This port remains broken until the ffmpeg port installs the new header
(allcodecs.h), which seems to have been forgotten by the ffmpeg developers
(and until the ffmpeg port has added that file to its PLIST).
binary operator '>?' that is accepted by gcc-3.x but not by gcc-4.2.
I did not find the definition of this operator and do not know whether
it is an extension found in g++-3.x, but I assume that it is a maximum
value operator (a >? b) <==> max(a, b) and this patch implements this
operation explicitly instead of via the (unknown in g++-4.2) operator.
Submitted by: pointyhat via kris
function from the latest ffmpeg library, which has been declared
deprecated for some time). That function has been re-enabled in
the FreeBSD port of ffmpeg and the port does build again ...
Approved by: portmgr (pav)
function img_convert() which is a special case of the new sws_scale().
Since I need to prepare and test a patch to have avframe.ccp use the
new function, the port will remain broken for a few days ...
This version is announced as equivalent to SVN rev 25.
All patches are reverted to previous versions (i.e., most are removed).
This upgrade should also fix build errors that were caused by a recent
upgrade of to the ffmpeg version in the FreeBSD ports tree. The ffmpeg
developers publicly state, that they only want to support use of the
library from C sources (c99, specifically) and that it is planned to
drop C++ compatibility. This will affect dvbcut, which is writte in
C++. At that time, the port may want to use the old version of ffmpeg
that is distributed with dvbcut (but which may miss FreeBSD specific
patches).
by Rick C. Petty. This is achieved by patches that update all the affected
files (ignoring the "import" sub-directory, which is not used for the port)
to match the versions in SVN.
These patches do also include a fix for the Scons incompatibility that caused
the port to be broken for some time.
Thanks go to Rick C. Petty for bringing the SVN version to my attention and
his effort to get the port fixed.
