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Jun 08, 2009 About LNK2019 When compile ffmpeg! Visual Studio Smart Device Development. And I have set the project dependency and build sequence.
README.markdown ShiftMediaProject FFmpeg ShiftMediaProject Shift Media Project aims to provide native Windows development libraries for FFmpeg and associated dependencies to support simpler creation and debugging of rich media content directly within Visual Studio. FFmpeg FFmpeg is a collection of libraries and tools to process multimedia content such as audio, video, subtitles and related metadata. Downloads Pre-built executables are available from the page in a single archive containing both 32bit and 64bit versions. Development libraries are also available from the page. These libraries are available for each supported Visual Studio version (2013, 2015 or 2017) with a different download for each version. Each download contains both static and dynamic libraries to choose from in both 32bit and 64bit versions. Code This repository contains code from the corresponding upstream project with additional modifications to allow it to be compiled with Visual Studio.
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I have, after multiple days of struggles, have finally figured out how to build FFmpeg 64-bit for MSVC 14 through msys2/mingw64. The libraries build fine, but when I try to build any code that utilizes them (including supplied samples), I get build errors I can't figure out. libavutil timestamp.h(46): error C3688: invalid literal suffix 'PRId64' - any usage of avts2str, avts2timestr or averr2str gives: error C4576: parenthesized type followed by initializer list is non-standard. I have used extern 'C' brackets around the header includes. Is there some config flag that I missed before the build?
FFmpeg itself did build. I am not using c99wrap or msinttypes as I am using Visual Studio 2015 (MSVC 14), which natively supports those changes. In the IDE, I can right click on the 'PRId64' variable, select 'Go to Definition', and it takes me to the line in the default installed inttypes.h where PRId64 is defined. As far as the parenthesized type errors, it seems that MSVC simply needs the type name to not be surrounded by parenthesis. I don't know the ramifications of changing the source, so I was hoping for a configure flag solution to it. CaptainSteyr wrote:FFmpeg itself did build. I am not using c99wrap or msinttypes as I am using Visual Studio 2015 (MSVC 14), which natively supports those changes.
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In the IDE, I can right click on the 'PRId64' variable, select 'Go to Definition', and it takes me to the line in the default installed inttypes.h where PRId64 is defined. As far as the parenthesized type errors, it seems that MSVC simply needs the type name to not be surrounded by parenthesis. I don't know the ramifications of changing the source, so I was hoping for a configure flag solution to it. That is interesting, I couldn't figure out a way to configure && make it on the command line without installing c99wrap or whatever it is, though I was using VS 2015 AFAIK. One thing you could do is go back and see how it compiled 'ffmpeg.c' (assuming it called those), maybe see how the precompiler treated it or the like.
I wonder if the inttypes.h MSVC provides is different/not enough?? There is an old legend saying how ffmpeg can be built on Windows.
Last version that I managed to build on Windows was 0.6.1. And it required a month of fixing the scripts and source. I tried again a few years ago, but I quit because it was not possible. Today I tried to build version 3.2.2 with VS2015. But, same shit happened again.
Vincanska kultura pdf. It doesn't work. But, the legend is still alive.