Mac OS X

[Jonathan Arnoldussen]

I was just curious.  For what reason do you want to use VLC on Mac OS X when
Apple has provided a player?  Is the Apple player poorly done?  Is it
becuase VLC is open source (the reason I'm running Mozilla on all my site's
machines.)  I was just wondering.
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Jonathan Arnoldussen
Atmospheric Computing
(403)330-4438
www.atmospheric-computing.com
----- Original Message -----
From: "neil epstein" <neps at mac.com>
To: "Neil Epstein" <neps at mac.com>
Sent: Thursday, December 06, 2001 6:03 AM
Subject: Re: Mac OS X


> > Could you tell me what configure says for these lines :
> > checking if $CC groks Altivec inline assembly...
> > checking if $CC groks Altivec C extensions...
> > checking if linker needs -framework vecLib..
>
> checking if $CC groks Altivec inline assembly... no
> checking if $CC groks Altivec C extensions... -faltivec
> checking if linker needs -framework vecLib... yes
>
> > Do you have a standard compiler ? Do older versions (0.2.91, 0.2.90)
> > compile on your machine ?
>
> I have the compiler that comes with the Dev Tools of OS X 10.1. Yes,
> older version had compiled on my machine. A CVS on Sunday worked. 0.2.90
> worked. 0.2.91 worked. CVS between the two worked. Of course this is
> saying the building worked, not necessarily the player.
>
> neil
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