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This makes libhb expect all strings passed to it to be in utf8 format.
The cli converts the converts from the current code page to utf8. libhb
converts back to the current code page when necessary for libraries that
expect it.
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Printed in hb_scan(), so that it's present in all Activity Logs (both encode and scan).
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API changes:
- added hb_global_init(), must be called before any other libhb function
- removed (somewhat pointless) hb_mixdown_t.internal_name
- some hb_*_get_from_name() functions now return 0 instead of -1.
Instead of hardcoded fallbacks, list items now have a specific fallback, and a generic ID for when the specific fallback is unavailable.
Encoder availability is checked at runtime (hb_global_init calling hb_common_global_init) and the item's value/fallback is sanity-checked and updated if necessary.
See https://reviews.handbrake.fr/r/506/ for more detailed information.
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Also:
- release power assertions before freeing them
- actually free the power assertions in hb_close() (previously unused)
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This is an easier to use API for launching multithreaded tasks. And it is more
portable since it does not rely on undefined/implementation specific behavior
of POSIX mutexes. That is, the ability for one thread to unlock a mutex owned
by another thread.
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Pretty much all resource cleanup issues on error condition handling.
Thanks Rogerio!
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Thanks to patches supplied by David Mitchell and Rob McMullen
we finally have PGS support.
I added a fix for libav pgs timestamp processing and
detection of forced subtitles to their work, then
made foreign audio search work with PGS subs.
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This is a preemptive measure to prevent any future crashes in SSE code
that requires 16 byte stack alignment.
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Falls back to /tmp if neither are set.
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if winsock2.h isn't included before windows.h, different
conflicting definitions are used for several macros and typedefs
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fixes davidfstr's subtitle work
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tweaks to make libhb more usable from a C# app
remove pointers from preview filenames, replaces with hb instance and title id's
removes only previews upon hb_close, leaves temp dir for hb_global_close
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allows frame and pts based start points. end points were already
previously supported.
New job variables pts_to_start and frame_to_start specify the start point.
There can be a period during the encode where it has to search for
the start point. During this period, libhb sets a new state
HB_STATE_SEARCHING and sets progress and eta till start point found.
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pipeline
For HD sources on an 8 core system with hyperthreading, we were using 1.5GB
of ram. Add to that the 600MB x264 uses for rc-lookahead, pushes it north of 2GB.
To reduce our memory usage, the fifo depths have been reduced are are no longer
a multiple of cpu count. Use of hb_snooze has been eliminated in the encoding
pipeline so that performance doesn't fall as a result of the reduced fifo depths.
In sync, each audio and video were given separate threads so that each can wait on
it's respective input fifo without blocking the others. In muxcommon, each stream
being muxed was given a separate thread so that each can wait on it's respective fifo.
This allows the removal of hb_snooze in the sync and muxer work loops. In both sync
and muxer, there is common data that is shared by all threads, so special init
routines allocate this shared data and initialize the threads.
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winsock requires initialization before you can call any networking functions
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this only affected linux since we only query the region mask on linux
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Read and log the region mask of the DVD drive.
We get the occasional linux user that has an unset region. Logging
the region will help isolate the problem more quickly.
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cygwin pthreads is more like the *nix's
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for both 32-bit and 64-bit.
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- fixed ports.c to use a more portable method of getting integral pthread_t representation; resolves mingw crash.
- added GCC attribute to generate compiler warnings for invalid usage of hb_log, hb_deep_log and hb_errror;
see new macro HB_WPRINTF(s,v) in common.h.
- fixed various invalid usage of above functions on osx i386/x86_64, and mingw.
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produce native win32 binaries. The main benefits are the binary does not have
any Cygwin runtime requirements and various host platforms can be leveraged
to build HandBrake.
Cross-compilation toolchains are complex to setup and recommended for experts
only; but once setup it can build at speeds similar to native builds,
on Darwin or Linux.
BUILD INSTRUCTIONS:
Add mingw32 toolchain to beginning of your path and take the toolchain
prefix from gcc (eg: i386-mingw32-gcc) and pass to configure:
./configure --cross=i386-ming32
PRODUCTS:
- hb.lib (static library)
- HandBrakeCLI.exe
DOWNLOADS:
Contrib downloads need to be seeded with:
- pthreads-w32-2-8-0-release.tar.gz (new)
- xvidcore-20090311.tar.gz
SUMMARY:
Specifically, all GUI trees are not impacted.
configure
- added --cross=PREFIX
- reworked search for gcc and cross-compile related tools to use prefix
contrib/
- sub-patches added as needed for mingw
contrib/xvidcore/
- bumped from 1.1.3 -> 1.2.1+ (daily 20090311)
- reconstituted P01-cygwin.patch
- created new P00-darwin.patch needed for macho64 asm flag on x86_64 arch
libhb/
- uint -> uint32_t
- remaining changes guarded by mingw32 macro.
test/
- modified to support pthread-compatibility library attach/detach.
- all changes guarded by mingw32 macro.
BRANCHES:
source: https://hbfork.googlecode.com/svn/branches/mingw@28
target: svn://svn.handbrake.fr/HandBrake/trunk@2325
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-No longer use 'grep' on linux to detect CPU count!
-Use sysctls on OSX.
-SunOS and CYGWIN are unmodified.
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since it is the only one that is using the wrong one as a default. Avoids having to get the enums right across OS's.
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memory-related logging to general-purpose housekeeping--stuff that isn't necessary when scrolling through activity logs users submit with bug reports and support queries. This includes things like thread start/exit messages and preview frames.
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default on a per OS basis. Cygwin was using RECURSIVE as a default, which does not block the caller upon a second lock. This commit fixes decomb, and slow, and slower deinterlace on Windows.
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covers trunk files, libhb, and test.
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negative numbers in 32-bit Ubuntu (and maybe other places). Thanks for the suggestion, mr_cheese_.
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root configure file:
I added this to the "case $SYSTEM in" switch statement: CYGWIN_NT*) DEFINES="$DEFINES SYS_CYGWIN USE_PTHREAD" LINKLIBS="$LINKLIBS -lpthread" ;;
Also, for each existing OS type that is using -lpthread, I added USE_PTHREAD to their DEFINES. Then libhb/ports.c was changed to use pthread code based on the value of USE_PTHREAD, instead of checking each different OS value that used pthreading, so it's a bit easier to read and maintain.
root Jamfile:
Jam doesn't seem to understand CYGWIN, so $(OS) is defined as UNKNOWN. Check for this, and if this it true then set $(OS) to CYGWIN. Since CSS doesn't work (yet) on CYGWIN/Windows, I also changed Jamfile to not include libdvdcss.a in the library list for CYGWIN.
contrib/Jamfile:
For CYGWIN, don't build libdvdcss, and don't specify it's path for libdvdread. There are also a few changes to use new patchfiles for Cygwin for a few of the libraries.
x264:
Change configure script so that it doesn't include -mno-cygwin flags for CYGWIN platform. Created patchfile patch-x264-cygwin.patch for this, which is used by Jamfile. The -mno-cygwin flags cause the library not to link correctly with HBTest.exe. The -mno-cygwin flag is used to create an object file or library that doesn't depend on cygwin1.dll if you're using MinGW, but I'm not (yet).
libxvidcore:
Change configure script so that it doesn't include -mno-cygwin flags for CYGWIN platform. Change configure script so that it uses libxvidcore.a as the lib name instead of xvidcore.a for CYGWIN. Created patchfile patch-xvidcore-cygwin.patch that contains the 2 above changes and is used by Jamfile. Renamed patch-xvidcore.patch to patch-xvidcore-macosx.patch and updated Jamfile as appropriate -- an attempt to keep the patches being applied only when needed for a particular platform.
ffmpeg:
libavcodec/mpegaudiodec.c uses llrint(), which apparently isn't availble with Cygwin, so I changed the file to use lrint() which is available. llrint() returns a long long, lrint() returns a long. In the places where llrint() was being called, the return value of llrint() was being assigned to an element in an array of unsigned ints, so llrint() (long long) shouldn't be needed, and lrint() (long) should be fine. Created patchfile patch-ffmpeg-cygwin.patch that contains this change, and is used by Jamfile.
libhb/ports.c:
Commented out a number of things that were broken with the current SYS_CYGWIN code. The most notable change was to not use Windows threading for CYGWIN, and instead use pthreading. All the places where the OS type was being checked to determine whether or not to use pthreading were changed so that the USE_PTHREAD define is checked instead. There seems to be some problem with the Windows threading code in ports.c, because if I enable it then x264 encodes will either crash or lock-up HBTest.exe. Perhaps this is related to mixing threading models, since x264 is compiled with pthread support, and so maybe mixing pthread with Windows threading in the same process is a bad thing.
test/test.c:
Need to #include sys/time.h, time.h, unistd.h to compile.
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