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Re: [Bino-list] bino cross-compile


From: Martin Lambers
Subject: Re: [Bino-list] bino cross-compile
Date: Thu, 22 Sep 2011 20:58:25 +0200
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Hi Robert!

On 22/09/11 20:34, Robert Pliszko wrote:
> I've been compiling bino to openelec project. Everething has gone fine
> (compile and install), but when I run bino from command line:
> 
> /usr/bin/bino --input=separate-left-right
> "/storage/videos/3D/Tron.Legacy.3DBD.LEFT-001.mkv"
> "/storage/videos/3D/Tron.Legacy.3DBD.RIGHT-001.mkv"
> --output=green-magenta-dubois --audio=1 --subtitle=0 --subtitle-size=18
> --subtitle-encoding=UTF-8 --subtitle-color=FFE401 --subtitle-parallax=0
> -f -n
> 
> I've got error message:
> 
> [...] 
> 
> What mean "bino: [err] Caught signal 11 (Segmentation fault). Aborting."
> at this bino log? Wrong cross compiling of ffmpeg libraries?

It means that Bino crashes. It is unclear why, but I doubt that it is
ffmpeg.

Can you rebuild Bino with the configure option '--enable-debug' and add
-g to CFLAGS? (You need to 'make clean' after configure to force
recompilation of everything.)

This should give us a stack trace when the segmentation fault hits, and
if we're lucky we can spot what causes the crash. Running Bino with
--log-level=debug might give further hints.

PS: All the manual setting of <package>_CFLAGS and <package>_LIBS and so
on should not be necessary if PKG_CONFIG_PATH lists all directories that
contain your *.pc files for cross-compilation. This works e.g. for
cross-compilation to Windows.

Martin



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