[MPlayer-dev-eng] [RFD] Something...

[Daniel Egger]

Am Son, 2003-04-13 um 00.46 schrieb Alex Beregszaszi:

> Probably the problem is between the computer and the chair...

I wish it was. :)

> I'm using xvidix on PPC (PowerMac G3 Blue&White with Rage128) most of
> the time. It works flawlessly...

Cool, how did you get it to compile. Last time I tried mplayer
compilation choked on the blatant try to compile an x86 assembler
block on ppc. 

<meanwhile />
I just checked back and saw that you added "PPC support". It still
doesn't compile for me:

gcc -c -O2   -pipe -ffast-math -D_REENTRANT -D_LARGEFILE_SOURCE
-D_FILE_OFFSET_BITS=64 -fPIC -I. -I.. -o radeon_vid.o radeon_vid.c
radeon_vid.c:830: `DEVICE_ATI_RADEON_R100_QD' undeclared here (not in a function)
radeon_vid.c:830: initializer element is not constant
radeon_vid.c:830: (near initialization for `ati_card_ids[0]')
radeon_vid.c:831: `DEVICE_ATI_RADEON_R100_QE' undeclared here (not in a function)
radeon_vid.c:831: initializer element is not constant
radeon_vid.c:831: (near initialization for `ati_card_ids[1]')
radeon_vid.c:832: `DEVICE_ATI_RADEON_R100_QF' undeclared here (not in a function)

...

> It's up to you..
> Xf86 pokes into the registers too, as it's using the drivers made by the
> GATOS (gatos.sf.net) team, and Nick's drivers are based on the gatos
> ones.

I'm not using the GATOS drivers. And unlike the random hackers trying to
get ATI working in some random library the XFree86 team has
a) people from ATI working on the drivers
b) documentation and specs from ATI under NDA

-- 
Servus,
       Daniel
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