this one was quite a huge work, but hopefully it's correct.
NOTES:
* removed vlc generic module, it should go into a separate package.
* gstreamer is enabled by default (see --disable-gstreamer)
* xine is disabled by default (see --enable-gstreamer)
* generic is always built statically if supported
* gstreamer and xine can't be configured as static (just lacks command line options, build system supports it)
* v4l2 is enabled by default on linux if eeze is built (see --disable-v4l2)
* emotion_test moved to src/tests/emotion and depends on EFL_ENABLE_TESTS (--with-tests), but is still installed if enabled.
TODO (need your help!):
* fix warnings with gstreamer and xine engine
* call engine shutdown functions if building as static
* remove direct usage of PACKAGE_*_DIR and use eina_prefix
* add eina_prefix checkme file as evas and others
* add support for $EFL_RUN_IN_TREE
* create separate package for emotion_generic_modules
* check docs hierarchy (doxygen is segv'in here)
SVN revision: 82501
this is still in progress, mostly the multisense stuff is pending.
it seems that when we merge ecore_audio in edje the libremix and
similar are gone, at least from Edje, and will be in ecore_audio
itself (or pulseaudio).
Changes:
* __UNUSED__ to EINA_UNUSED
* binaries (epp, embryo_cc, edje_cc) now consider EFL_RUN_IN_TREE and
will assume the binaries are still not installed, running from
build tree location (needs more testing, maybe doesn't work with
srcdir != builddir, still doesn't solve cross compile builds)
SVN revision: 82139
it's useful to copy file from one place to another and this will be
used in eio' s implementation.
NOTE: did not use mmap here as mmap faults may be cumbersome to handle
(Eina_File itself does that, but in a nasty way) and the
implementation would be severely different as there is no Eina_File
from FD, and there is no way to inject custom memory/fd into the
Eina_File's fault handling. The performance would not be that
different anyways and the splice() is already in there for systems
with good performance (read: Linux).
SVN revision: 81942
Give it sound files (ogg, wav, not mp3) as parameter or
"tone:freq=<f>,duration=<dur_in_s>" to play a lovely sine wave
* '<' and '>' seek forward and backward
* '+' and '-' change the volume
* Space toggles pause
* Shows information for the song (remaining, %)
* (Un)loop a song with 'l'
* 'n' - Next song
* 'm' - Next song simultaneous to current
* Volume can be set from 0 - 150%
Signed-off-by: Daniel Willmann <d.willmann@samsung.com>
SVN revision: 81001
Gustavo Sverzut Barbieri
Daniel Juyung Seo
Yakov Goldberg
Daniel Willmann
Vincent Torri
Cedric BAIL