[x264-devel] cmake based build system for x264?

[Diederick Huijbers]

I've requested the cmake option many times before and from what I see here
is that there is not enough motivation to support a cmake system. Though
there are clearly a lot of people looking for a solution. Therefore I was
wondering if we could find another solution, where the cmake build is not
part of the repository but resides as a unoffical project which is promoted
in the documentation / website? At least we don't have dozens of different
cmake files for x264.

D

Op ma 12 sep. 2016 om 18:18 schreef Diederick Huijbers ☾ <
diederick at apollomedia.nl>:

> I've requested the cmake option many times before and from what I see here
> is that there is still not enough motivation to support a cmake system.
> Though there are clearly a lot of people looking for a solution. Therefore
> I was wondering if we could find another solution, where the cmake build is
> not part of the repository but resides as a unoffical project which is
> promoted in the documentation / website?
>
>
> On Mon, 12 Sep 2016 at 18:07, Diego Biurrun <diego at biurrun.de> wrote:
>
>> On Fri, Sep 09, 2016 at 05:46:51PM +0200, Peter Steinbach wrote:
>> >
>> > For one of my projects, I have x264 as a dependency through ffmpeg. As
>> > there is "only" autotools/configure based build support for x264, I had
>>
>> x264 does not use autotools.
>>
>> > I was wondering if this community would be interested in using this
>> > cmake setup for x264. My cmake files are not yet feature comparable with
>> > the existing configure script. But that is more a matter of time than of
>> > possibility.
>>
>> I sent some patches to fix issues with the current custom build system
>> some time ago, they were all rejected for, uhm, reasons that sounded
>> pretty unconvincing to me. Good luck trying to replace the build system
>> entirely (not that I consider cmake a good idea)...
>>
>> Diego
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