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Hi, I am running Debian Sarge and am trying to compile Xine-Lib-1-RC8. This is the error I get when I run the configure script.
checking if gcc supports "-fbranch-probabilities" flags... yes
checking for sane -Wpointer-arith... no
checking if gcc supports "-Wall" flags... yes
checking __attribute__ ((aligned ())) support... 64
checking if gcc supports "-mtune=i386" flags... no
checking if gcc supports "-mcpu=i386" flags... yes
checking if gcc supports "-mcpu=athlon" flags... yes
checking for sgmltools... no
checking for fig2dev... no
checking dependency style of ... none
configure: error: conditional "HAVE_XV" was never defined.
Usually this means the macro was only invoked conditionally.
ryan@ryanhp:~/xine-lib-1-rc8$
Just now I did again as root. It did the exact same thing. This baffles me, as normally it just names me a package name, I download the package, and all is good. I think I am going to try an older version of xine-lib that was released a couple of weeks before this version and see what happens. I'll post back and let you know.
That was the one I initially had problems with. I have tried rc7 and rc8. I tried rc7 because I knew it had compiled cleanly on SUSE and Ubuntu, so I figured the problem may lie with rc8, but it is something to do with Debian Sarge.
hi there
i checked out my ./configure here the last few lines
checking if gcc supports "-mcpu=i386" flags... yes
checking if gcc supports "-mcpu=athlon" flags... yes
checking for sgmltools... no
checking for fig2dev... no
checking dependency style of ... none
configure: creating ./config.status
config.status: creating Makefile
config.status: creating doc/Makefile
config.status: creating doc/man/Makefile
config.status: creating doc/man/en/Mak
so u see i do not have that erro of "HAVE_XV"
and i checked out thge configre script also,
as it is stated in ur problem ,that the macro HAVE_XV was invoked conditionally
maybe thre is somethng wrong with ur configure script
downlaod again from xinehq.de
or if u like i will send u mine configure script
Now that is the weirdest damn thing I have ever seen. I downloaded rc8 3 times from 3 different servers and had the problem. I had the same problem with rc7. I just redownloaded rc8 (like u said) and it worked!!! (While, I hope, the configure script has run and now I am compiling). Thx for suggesting that!
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