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Nightweaver
24th March 2002, 10:57
Hey folks.

I was just wondering about what's happening in CVS, cos I'm running Linux here and like to compile XviD quite frequently myself, even though I don't do anything with the result - I've only about 100mb or so free hard disk space (not to mention a P2/233 and 64MB ram), so that's not really feasible for me yet - I just like seeing things work (in this case, compile)

... Anyway, I'm asking because I haven't noticed any updates in a while, even though they're obviously happening from the announcements in this channel virtually daily. Are my options screwed, or what aren't I doing right? Just a plain old anonymous checkout is all i want.

Any help is appreciated, as is the work you've done on this wonderful codec - my other computer attests to that ;)

-h
24th March 2002, 11:23
... Anyway, I'm asking because I haven't noticed any updates in a while, even though they're obviously happening from the announcements in this channel virtually daily. Are my options screwed, or what aren't I doing right? Just a plain old anonymous checkout is all i want.

Hm that sounds odd.. the vfw tree changes more often than the core (for example, all the 2-pass stuff is in vfw), so that might be why you aren't seeing any core changes after announcements in this forum.

However quite a bit's been happening in core lately - alignment issues, new CBR engine, etc. I'm planning to add interlacing tonight, though I have to rewrite some of the decoding loops, and that's a pain.

How are you performing the checkout?

-h

Nightweaver
24th March 2002, 11:32
Umm ... in my home directory I've got a cvs, in that I've got gaim (great IM program) and xvid ... the xvid one contains all the directories there are in cvs - core, encore, encore2, etc ... all the way down to vfw. i've got a little shell script that goes in and updates them all, but recently I've seen nothing other than the directory names listed when I do the updates.

I just do 'cvs update' too (that's what the shell script runs in each directory), but my .cvsrc has "update -PAd" in it ... it was all working up till some time in the last 2 weeks - I didn't really notice when. Sorry about the formatting, I'm hopeless when it comes to breaking up large chunks of text, so they're always an afterthought.

-h
24th March 2002, 11:59
Ohhh.

All CVS development has moved to the xvid tree (I assume you're in the opendivx one at the moment). There are now only 3 branches in the xvid tree - xvidcore, vfw and dshow. That's where all the work has been going on.

-h

Nightweaver
24th March 2002, 12:07
That would probably explain a lot :p

Well thanks ... I'll meander over and figure out how to get going on the new tree. I had a funny idea if I took a look at videocoding.de it'd all be clear, but I couldn't be bothered. Ah well. Thanks.

(Edit: ) -- whoops. : next to ) makes a smiley.

Yep, it worked. All good now. Hooray, hurrah, and all the rest. Compiles cleanly, too. Thankye folks (well, H). I can go back to lurking now.