[x265] [commit 32c9e30] Compiler error at 27%
Steve Borho
steve at borho.org
Tue Mar 18 05:11:00 CET 2014
On Mon, Mar 17, 2014 at 10:26 PM, JMK <three4teen16 at coldmail.nu> wrote:
> [ 27%] Building CXX object common/CMakeFiles/common.dir/__/Lib/TLibCommon/TComDataCU.cpp.obj
> In file included from f:/GITS/X265/20140318/source/Lib/TLibCommon/TComPic.h:46:0,
> from f:/GITS/X265/20140318/source/Lib/TLibCommon/TComDataCU.cpp:40:
> F:/GITS/X265/20140318/source/common/threading.h:256:5: error:
> 'CONDITION_VARIABLE' does not name a type CONDITION_VARIABLE m_cv;
> ^
> F:/GITS/X265/20140318/source/common/threading.h: In constructor 'x265::ThreadSafeInteger::Thread SafeInteger()':
> F:/GITS/X265/20140318/source/common/threading.h:220:38: error: 'm_cv' was not declared in this scope
> InitializeConditionVariable(&m_cv);
> ^
> F:/GITS/X265/20140318/source/common/threading.h:220:42: error: 'InitializeConditionVariable' was not declared in this scope
> InitializeConditionVariable(&m_cv);
> ^
> F:/GITS/X265/20140318/source/common/threading.h:
> In member function 'int x265::ThreadSafeInteger::waitForChange(int)':
> F:/GITS/X265/20140318/source/common/threading.h:232:39: error: 'm_cv' was not declared in this scope
> SleepConditionVariableCS(&m_cv, &m_cs, INFINITE);
> ^
> F:/GITS/X265/20140318/source/common/threading.h:232:60: error:
> 'SleepConditionVariableCS' was not declared in this scope
> SleepConditionVariableCS(&m_cv, &m_cs, INFINITE);
> ^
> F:/GITS/X265/20140318/source/common/threading.h:
> In member function 'void x265::ThreadSafeInteger::set(int)':
> F:/GITS/X265/20140318/source/common/threading.h:249:35: error:
> 'm_cv' was not declared in this scope
> WakeAllConditionVariable(&m_cv);
> ^
> F:/GITS/X265/20140318/source/common/threading.h:249:39: error:
> 'WakeAllConditionVariable' was not declared in this scope
> WakeAllConditionVariable(&m_cv);
> ^
> make[2]: *** [common/CMakeFiles/common.dir/__/Lib/TLibCommon/TComDataCU.cpp.obj] Error 1
> make[1]: *** [common/CMakeFiles/common.dir/all] Error 2
> make: *** [all] Error 2
Gag. It seems XP and MinGW do not support Windows condition
variables, how unfortunate.
--
Steve Borho
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