Patches required to make win32 succeed (against r19247)

[Jonathan Martens <jonathan@…>]

After some serious trying and some conversation on the mailinglist (​http://mythtv.org/pipermail/mythtv-dev/2008-December/063829.html) here is the list of patches I need to compile MythTV on windows using Qt 4.4.3 and MinGW-5.1.4.

[davidbuzz@…]

I can confirm that the pthread,c, dvd_reader.c , and bswap.h patches as above are identical to the changes I've had to make. As for the H264* files, I made a simpler change to include compat.h to get uint defined. +++ libs/libmythtv/mpeg/H264Parser.h (working copy) @@ -23,6 +23,7 @@

#ifndef H264PARSER_H #define H264PARSER_H

+#include "../../libmythdb/compat.h" for uint on win32

#include <stdint.h> #include <sys/types.h> for uint on Darwin

Regarding the changes that relate to the MinGW build environment, sched.h is tested too. I haven't tried the sspi or stdlib patches yet. :-(

[Jonathan Martens <jonathan@…>]

New patch for H264Parser.h (to define uint by means of including ../../libmythdb/compat.h

[nigel]

(In [19821]) Another MinGW build fix. See #5980, #4397

[davidbuzz@…]

notes: [19819] fixes the bswap, dvd_reader issues with WIN32/_WIN32 by defining WIN32 explicity. [19820] fixes H264Parser.h ( the the H264Parser.c change is not required anymore ) [19822] releases new win32packager.pl that patches the 3xMinGW and 1xQt patches dynamically when running.

So this ticket can now be closed. Buzz.

[nigel]

The compat.h patch - usleep() removal - may still be needed, or worth investigating?

[davidbuzz@…]

I didn't find it necessary. Buzz.

[Steltek]

As far as I can see, the patches are not being applied, even in [19822] (the respective lines are commented out in the script).

[anonymous]

Steltek, please discuss your issues on the -dev list. trac is for patches.

[nigel]

(In [19841]) Enable another ghastly MinGW patch. See #4397, #5980.

[nigel]

(In [19910]) Take the hacky sleep() out of compat.h - under MinGW 5.1.4, unistd.h has a declaration for this (and presumably the libs have an implementation). Thanks to Jonathan Martens. Closes #5980.