AW: [XviD-devel] xvid_stat updated in stable tree

[Bernhard Penz]

Hi there,

I did a checkout of xvidcore (which is pointing to CVS_HEAD of stable tree,
right???) and tried to compile it under Windows 2000 with Visual Studio 6.
Unfortunately the workspace and project files are either generated with
Visual Studio .NET, or they are broken because when I open core.dsw I see
nothing included, and on creating a new workspace and adding core.dsp I get
a "This file was not generated with Visual studio 6" error. Did I check out
the wrong version from CVS??

Bernhard

> I  need  feedback on  this  small  application,  win32 users,  please,
> compile  it and  tell me  if you  windows reports  a  memory exception
> error. I have access to only  1 windows pc and this windows reports me
> "errors" while  the same source  code compiled with cygwin  works just
> fine.
>
> I need  your feedback because xvid_stat  can be a  good replacement to
> all outdated  examples (xvid_encraw.c, xvid_deccraw.c, xvid_enc_dec.c,
> ex1/*) if it works well on all platforms. I plan to remove all uneeded
> and/or duplicated pieces  of code in examples.  So  i'll surely remove
> all examples except xvid_bench, xvid_stat and odivx_enc_dec.
>
> xvid_stat is known to work with these environments :
>   - GNU/Linux x86
>   - Win32 NT4 + Cygwin 1.3.12 x86
>
> xvid_bench is known to work on :
>   - GNU/Linux x86
>
> I'll do some tests on sourceforge compile farms (gnu/linux ppc, macosx
> ppc, and freebsd  4.? x86) tomorrow...  but *please*  give me feedback
> for other win32 platforms.
>
> PS : xvid_bench has to use gettimeofday that win32 OSes have not, i'll
> try to  replace this call  with clock(). This reduces  time precision,
> because gettimeofday  has useconds and  clock (according to  the POSIX
> standard) has only msecond precision. GetSystemTime has msecond too.
>
> --
> Edouard Gomez
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