Re: Packaging issues, copyright/license check and big drop in performance in 1.2.1 compared to 1.1.2 (amd64)
Loïc Martin <[email protected]>
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Michael Militzer wrote: > Hi, > > just a quick reply: > > As far as I know the different IA64 optimizations had been developed in > small groups of students. So likely the authors of the other IA64 files are > unfortunately not the same as those in src/dct/ia64_asm/fdct_ia64.s Would it be possible to either track the names of the students or at least assign the license in the headers (assuming the code sprint was meant to produce GPL-2+ code, which you might be able to know)? It's not a nitpick, I also consider those files to be open-source, but legally it would be really appreciated, not to say critical for repositories. > Regarding your 1.2.1 build problems: Have you checked the output of the > configure script on why asm optimizations got disabled? Note that you need > nasm for 1.2.1. Yasm won't do. Also you need a fairly recent nasm version > (>= 2.0). Thanks a lot, I hadn't seen that information anywhere in the release notes, and was mislead by http://list.xvid.org/pipermail/xvid-devel/2009-February/006044.html : > Or, get latest yasm. Latest yasm (I use 0.7.99.2161.) runs perfectly > with Xvid daily-snapshot. I must say I even tried with latest yasm (r2171) and it didn't work. I can't count the hours I lost trying to figure a way to get xvidcore work with yasm as it used to. Cheers, Loïc