I demand that Reinhard Tartler may or may not have written...

> On Thu, Jun 01, 2006 at 11:17:48PM +0100, Darren Salt wrote:
>> I'm going to prepare an NMU (sponsored by Adeodato Simó) which may or may
>> not fix this bug (but will fix various others, particularly the build
>> failure on sparc, which is due to a missing "-I <dir>"). It should also
>> fix the "sorry, unimplemented" failures on some other architectures, which
>> is due to use of inline functions after declaration but before definition
>> and a couple of other bugs, two of which are security-related. (The
>> failure on m68k was due to a compiler bug.)

> Interesting, I tried to look at the FTBFS on a mips machine, and succeeded
> [in building] it with external ffmpeg. If it turns out that it was just a
> missing -I, even better.

On sparc, yes - the error in the buildd log concerns a header file which just
happens to be in the directory referenced in the diff between revisions 1.1
and 1.2 of src/libffmpeg/libavcodec/sparc/Makefile.am.

On mips, the problem in the buildd log is too-early use of inline functions;
you should find that my VDR-patched version is buildable there, or at least
fails differently.

>> We could stick with 1.1.1 but that won't fix this bug because, basically,
>> I'm fairly sure that it's been fixed as a side-effect of an ffmpeg update
>> or, possibly, some hacking on the win32 codec support. (Unfortunately,
>> this means that we (xine developers) can't sensibly provide a patch for
>> stable at this time.)

> Btw, is #369876 the same issue as #363127 or is this something else?

It's for the two security problems for which we have patches, and it's filed
since it looks like they affect the version in sarge.

>> The alternative is a CVS snapshot; most of the patches which I would be
>> applying are already in CVS (I'll need to check and possibly apply the
>> inline fixups). The two security fixes mentioned above are reported in bug
>> 369876.

> Hm. Given security issues being fixed in cvs, I think uploading a CVS
> snapshot would be a good option.

<AOL>.

> How about uploading it to experimental first, and give more ppl the chance
> of actually testing it?

That seems reasonable; I'll prepare a source package. Any objections?

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