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Nice work creating this media-server using Android libraries in plain C.
Now that NuttX RTOS got support to DirectFB2 I want to create to RTSP demo application and I think this is a good candidate.
I decided to teste first on Linux and initially it failed because "http-reason.h wasn't found", then I downloaded the "sdk" and compiled it, the compilation was fine, but I didn't find how to "make install" to it.
Running "make test" I found a strange issue:
make ok, output: debug.ubuntu22.04-linux64/test
make[1]: Leaving directory '/home/alan/Media-Server/sdk/test'
cd libaio/debug.linux64 && ../../test/debug.linux64/test
/bin/sh: line 1: cd: libaio/debug.linux64: No such file or directory
make: *** [Makefile:47: test] Error 1
The libaio build platform to debug was created with incorrect name, it is looking for "libaio/debug.linux64" but it was created as "libaio/debug.ubuntu22.04-linux64"
$ ls libaio/debug.ubuntu22.04-linux64/
libaio.so objs source
Do you have some idea why "libaio/$(BUILD).$(PLATFORM)" is pointing to an incorrect name?
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Hi Mr. Chen,
Nice work creating this media-server using Android libraries in plain C.
Now that NuttX RTOS got support to DirectFB2 I want to create to RTSP demo application and I think this is a good candidate.
I decided to teste first on Linux and initially it failed because "http-reason.h wasn't found", then I downloaded the "sdk" and compiled it, the compilation was fine, but I didn't find how to "make install" to it.
Running "make test" I found a strange issue:
The libaio build platform to debug was created with incorrect name, it is looking for "libaio/debug.linux64" but it was created as "libaio/debug.ubuntu22.04-linux64"
Do you have some idea why "libaio/$(BUILD).$(PLATFORM)" is pointing to an incorrect name?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: