3 May
2014
3 May
'14
6:32 p.m.
On Sun, Apr 27, 2014 at 10:54:09AM +0200, Arne Bochem wrote: > While tracking down a case of "-really-quiet isn't really quiet" in > #mplayer yesterday, I noticed that most vidix related code uses printf > instead of mp_msg. The attached patch gets rid of printf in favour of > mp_msg. It also adds proper module attribution to a few messages in > vidix/ that were missing it (e.g. in vidix/drivers.c). > > Caveats: Most messages are MSGL_STATUS. This could use some more > thought, but it should be an improvement anyway. Also, I can't really > test the vidix code, but it compiles and I don't really see how this > could have broken anything. I am kind of undecided. >From my point two things speak against it (but this isn't meant as an outright rejection): 1) vidix is/used to be an external project, even though we admittedly modified it a lot 2) does anyone still actually care about it anyway?