[MPlayer-dev-eng] [PATCH] Mac OS X fixes
Dan Christiansen
danchr at daimi.au.dk
Fri Mar 28 17:14:30 CET 2003
On Thursday, March 27, 2003, at 07:43 PM, Alex Beregszaszi wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I go further, i don't even see the sense of this.
> The -framework stuff isn't specific to objective-c? If yes, it doesn't
> make sense to put it into mplayer, becouse there aren't any .m files.
>
> (Anyway, if I'm false, the -x objective-c doesn't seem make sense
> either)
The idea behind the change from -ObjC to -x objective-c was that -ObjC
is specific to Apple GCC and would thus cause the test to fail
needlessly on a system where someone had compiled there own version of
GCC.
The original idea was to have as much as possible in the test so that
it would fail on any other system than Mac OS X, but coming to think of
it, it seems better to simply test for what is used. The new patch
reflects this.
I noticed that configure didn't seem to detect the presence of an
AltiVec unit on Darwin. I don't have a G4 myself, so I can't test this,
but attached below is a small patch to check for it using sysctl. Does
MPlayer support runtime CPU detection on the PPC as well?
- Dan
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