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MoonWalker
19th July 2002, 08:40
Just wanted to ask what are the requirents to compile XviD...
VC++?? SP?? DirectX SDK? other??
Thanks,
MoonWalker
Acaila
19th July 2002, 08:59
As far as I know you need Visual Studio 6 SP5 + processor Pack (or anything else that can compile), DirectX SDK, and the pthreads file (for the current SMP code).
(& the latest version of NASM for all the assembly stuff)
-Nic
MoonWalker
19th July 2002, 11:12
Thanks for you quick replies..
Where can I find the pthreads file and NASM(It it free??)
EDIT : Found NASM HERE http://sourceforge.net/projects/nasm
What about phtreads??
Thanks,
MoonWalker
Marc FD
19th July 2002, 11:30
I've only MSC++ SP4+PP/NASM. Not SP5 nor the DX SDK :(
So i'm unable to compile it.
And i can't even think of dl SP5 (180 Mb) or the DX SDK (80 Mb)
with my connection (6 hours ???)
I think i will use Linux :) to avoid M$ shit :rolleyes:
Acaila
19th July 2002, 12:54
@MoonWalker:
pthreads (ftp://sources.redhat.com/pub/pthreads-win32/pthreads-2002-03-02.exe)
@Marc FD:
Aren't that what nights are for? :D
(The DX SDK is only for the DShow side anyway so you can get away with that whopping download)
but the SP5 one is worthwhile, gets rid of lots of compilation bugs & the code it produces is a lot faster.
-Nic
buba king
19th July 2002, 16:34
Kinda OT but here goes, what is is required to get xvid to compile under VC++ 7.0 ?
You dont need the processor pack (Im pretty sure?) (and of course you obviously dont need SP5). However you will still need NASM & optional DirectX SDK (for the Dshow filter).
( BTW VC .net is just evil, evil I tells ya! :D )
-Nic
ps
Actually you might need the Pro pack for headers, anyway its only a small download.....
MoonWalker
19th July 2002, 22:46
Thanks all :)
Well maybe this is a good thread to become sticky so noone will ask how to compile XviD..Just my opinion...
Thanks,
MoonWalker
I think we've got quite enough sticky's for now ;)
Ive added the compilation requirements to my first post in the FAQ thread sticky. Im sure that will do :)
Cheers,
-Nic
spyder
21st July 2002, 19:24
Just to let you know,
XviD compiles fine for me with VC++ 6 SP3 and NASM. No DX SDK needed and no processor pack for just the VFW codec or the core.
Marc FD
22nd July 2002, 12:08
yes you're right for the core :)
Something else : i dl the last snapshot of XviD on XviD.org and i can't open the dsw files... corrupted ??
And uManiacs source seems down :(
strange ....
Swede
22nd July 2002, 12:12
Originally posted by Marc FD
And uManiacs source seems down :(
strange .... No it's not.. I just checked. (I host him)
Marc FD
22nd July 2002, 12:20
thx i will give a try :)
hope it works
i want to (try to) MMix XviD a little :devil:
Marc FD
22nd July 2002, 12:21
sorry but when i load
Source files for XviD (~480kb)
i get in something like an empty text file (ie bug??)
Swede
22nd July 2002, 12:29
Ok, I see you in the logs. You're trying /alpha/sources.rar, it's /alpha/Sources.Rar. Case sensitive. Where did you get that link?
Marc FD
22nd July 2002, 18:41
I tried Source.Rar, source.rar , SOURCE.RAR , ect..
because i KNOW it's case sensitive (i've the sames issues with my own site sometimes :( )
so i used Source.Rar too. in fact source.rar and other give me a 404 error BUT Source.Rar give me something like an empty text file !!
i used the link on alpha/alpha.html of course :)
and i've updated many times :D
and dl-it gives me a 1 byte file :(
Koepi
22nd July 2002, 18:48
Marc,
PM me your eMail-address and I'll send you the latest CVS snapshot (doing a checkout right now).
Regards,
Koepi
Swede
22nd July 2002, 19:22
Originally posted by Marc FD
I tried Source.Rar, source.rar , SOURCE.RAR , ect..
because i KNOW it's case sensitive (i've the sames issues with my own site sometimes :( )Well, I'm sorry but there has been 14 successful downloads today, the last one at 22/Jul/2002:19:37:52 so I don't know why you can't get it. But hopefully you've got it from Koepi. If not PM me and I'll send it to you.
uManiac
22nd July 2002, 20:47
Maybe I should change all the filenames so everything's in lowercase... at any rate, you can also PM me for the source :)
uManiac
dattrax
22nd July 2002, 20:57
The problem opening the .dsw files is almost certainly the CR/LF problem I encountered a few weeks back. If you open the .dsw in notepad and the file looks funny (no CR/LF) then open it with wordpad and just save it.
Thats what I did and it fixed it up a treat.
Jim
Marc FD
22nd July 2002, 21:03
You're really great, guys. thanks alot .. =)
I need to say : the greatest in XviD are XviD users :)
a friend of mine say always in french : "big up for.."
i want to say 'big up for you" ;)
spyder
23rd July 2002, 04:52
Maybe your problem is that the file is Sources.Rar not Source.Rar??
Spyder
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