Re: MultiByteToWideChar et al.
Ulf-Dietrich Braumann <[email protected]> Fri, 26 Nov 2021 18:28:07 +0100
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I simply enjoy using mplayer under Cygwin, in particular for some opus based radio streams. Since a few weeks mplayer version 1.3 fails with these for some unknown reason. I found a mplayer.exe binary of version 1.4 for 64bit Windows which in turn works with the abovementioned opus streams. So I thought I build 1.4 under cygwin, but got the problems mentioned in the subject line. I of course can use the Windows command line to run version 1.4 from now on. However, I think there is some improper platform detection mechanism in the sourcecode of 1.4, which assumes to have Windows instead of Cygwin. I am not an experienced C programmer to really locate the problem. Do you suggest to crosscompile mplayer 1.4 under MinGW for Cygwin? Thanks for your comment - UD On Mon, 25 Oct 2021, DEF wrote: > Do you have any particular reason to stick to cygwin? > > You are better off with a cross compiler I think.