Thread: [Mplayerplug-in-devel] Sun fix breaks linux
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From: James B. <jim...@co...> - 2004-02-20 20:02:00
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Compiled with gcc-3.3.3 on Debian Sid. Mplayer 1.0 rc3. At apple.com/trailers playing "The Cookout" 2.10 works 2.11 hangs mozilla 2.10 works nuke source 2.11 with plugin-support.cpp from 2.10 works nuke source 2.11 hangs mozilla 2.11 replace plugin-support.cpp with version from 2.10, but forget to clean hangs mozilla nuke source 2.11 with plugin-support.cpp from 2.10 works It gets to the point where it shows on the screen where it's downloading the file from, but never actually downloads or plays anything (no green on the progress bar). I haven't yet been able to get Mozilla 1.6 to recover, except the one time, I believe I got an error message from the server, like 4286 bytes, and then it recovered just fine. |
From: Kevin D. <kde...@ya...> - 2004-02-20 20:40:53
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James, The current CVS works fine. And I'm not sure how the Sun fix could have really affected that anyway, but appears it does. The only fix I did for Solaris was to change this if (DEBUG) printf ("%s\n",baseurl); to if (baseurl != NULL) if (DEBUG) printf ("%s\n",baseurl); Solaris didn't seem to handle a NULL pointer cleanly. And that is about the extent of the change. In 2.11 DEBUG is defaulted to 1, in versions higher it will not be. So that code would not normally be hit. Kevin On Friday 20 February 2004 11:34 am, James Blanford wrote: > Compiled with gcc-3.3.3 on Debian Sid. Mplayer 1.0 rc3. > > At apple.com/trailers playing "The Cookout" > > 2.10 works > 2.11 hangs mozilla > 2.10 works > nuke source > 2.11 with plugin-support.cpp from 2.10 works > nuke source > 2.11 hangs mozilla > 2.11 replace plugin-support.cpp with version from 2.10, but forget to > clean hangs mozilla > nuke source > 2.11 with plugin-support.cpp from 2.10 works > > It gets to the point where it shows on the screen where it's downloading > the file from, but never actually downloads or plays anything (no green > on the progress bar). I haven't yet been able to get Mozilla 1.6 to > recover, except the one time, I believe I got an error message from the > server, like 4286 bytes, and then it recovered just fine. > > > ------------------------------------------------------- > SF.Net is sponsored by: Speed Start Your Linux Apps Now. > Build and deploy apps & Web services for Linux with > a free DVD software kit from IBM. Click Now! > http://ads.osdn.com/?ad_id=1356&alloc_id=3438&op=click > _______________________________________________ > Mplayerplug-in-devel mailing list > Mpl...@li... > https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/mplayerplug-in-devel |
From: James B. <jim...@co...> - 2004-02-20 22:12:57
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On 20 Feb, Kevin DeKorte wrote: > James, > > The current CVS works fine. And I'm not sure how the Sun fix could > have really affected that anyway, but appears it does. > > The only fix I did for Solaris was to change this > > if (DEBUG) printf ("%s\n",baseurl); > > to > > if (baseurl != NULL) if (DEBUG) printf ("%s\n",baseurl); > I'm completely baffled. Turning off debugging, of course, solved the problem, but I was still curious. I didn't seem to be getting the debug output and restarted X to get a fresh .xsession-errors. And the problem went away. Huh? My guess is it's those C string handling routines from OpenBSD in X, but I'm struggling to come up with a scenario. Sorry to waste your time, guys. - Jim |