From: Jim Peters (jim_at_uazu.net)
Date: 2002-02-27 10:08:50
Doug Sutherland wrote:
> It appears that libXv is for XVideo hardware video acceleration.
> Are you using a graphics card with video acceleration?
Probably. I'm sorry you had all these problems whilst I was sleeping,
otherwise I would have tried to help out! You now know many times
more about libXv than I ever did. It was just something I had to
stick in the link to get it to build.
> I got BWView to compile and run on my embedded system by removing
> the link to XV from the mk file. Looks very cool!
Great.
> I think that the -lXV in the mk file should not be default.
> Perhaps there is a way to have the build script detect for
> video acceleration automatically?
You're right -- I should learn about automake and get the build
process more standard somehow.
The reason I was thinking of putting a chunk of the FFTW code into the
source bundle was because of some of the build problems on Windows and
the fact that we don't really need the user to install the FFTW
libraries, especially if they have the 64-bit version already
installed. There are solutions to this, though, and I think you're
right -- I should try and give it the standard "./configure; make;
make install" build process.
> This is pretty cool, I have your BWview running on a designer
> women's purse with TFT LCD in its side. There is enough room
> in the purse for the EEG :) Will post a picture later.
>
> Very nice work Jim!
Thanks! -- I saw the pictures. OpenEEG is already reaching the places
no other EEG software has ever reached before!
Jim
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