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* add two apis:
* gst_element_connect_elements_many (elem1, elem2, ...)
- calls gst_element_connect_elements() in order
- should be called gst_element_connect_many, but we need to rename gst_element_connect_elements first
- simplifies common-case code
* gst_bin_add_many (bin, elem1, ...)
- calls gst_bin_add on all of the elems
- again, simplifying common code
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* warning fixes
* gst_object_set_name (name, NULL) uniquifies the name globally
- needs robusticizing
* gst_elementfactory_make can now take NULL as a second argument
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* a warning fix
* a potential commenting error fix
* more debug output when trying to set caps so I can actually tell from it
what's going on
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Fixed some warnings
Always recalculate caps intersection in perform_negotiate 'cause they
might have changed. (needs better solution probably)
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* changes to spider:
* add padtemplates so the connect functions can connect two request-pad
elements
* add a hack in gstelement.c. please look at this, Company, and see how
we can get around this
* add backwards caps-propagation support in identity, int2float, float2int,
adder, speed, volume
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* many fixes related to dynamic pipelines.
* addition of gst_element_disconnect_elements(), as per connect_elements()
* don't have a cow if typefind changes state in its signal handlers
* support of request pad -> request pad in connect_elements()
* some fixes in int2float that will eventually need to be ported to float2int and
adder
the gstelement api is getting bloated, expect a rewrite within the next month.
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appending caps to themself is not fatal, is it?
If it is, revert the patch, but please allow gst_caps_append (NULL, NULL);
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allow gst_init(NULL, NULL) to work
this fix was prompted by testsuite/test_gst_init.c, which thomasvs was running
on the autobuilder. they are good after all :)
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* add 'toolsdir' to the pc files
* add our first plugin test, which involves simply running gst-compprep,
which in the course of creating the completion registry instantiates every
plugin. gst-register is run first.
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workaround for old popt versions, maybe this is the best way anyway (not alowing
for command line args that are not parsed with popt)
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to set default categories for an app, call set_categories before the gst_init
restores gst-register to its previous verbosity (but --gst-mask=0 works)
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first pass at integrating popt into gstreamer
note: you will need popt 1.6.3 or greater (configure checks for this) -- debian
people will either need to patch popt 1.6.2 or install 1.6.3 by hand.
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revert part of wingo's patch
wingo, I'm not doing this to piss you off ;)
but with your change we get the reverse issue : stuff in libs/gst needs
gstmarshal.[ch], which are only generated if we go in gst before libs.
So unless we just throw the egg at the chicken we'll have to settle for a
hack.
Alternatively, we could take the egg out of the chicken and put it in
a separate tarball which would then be installed ;)
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fix funny build issue by not linking plugin libraries to gstreamer core. this is
because they are plugins, not shared libraries per se, and will only be loaded by
the core itself. this change allows the core elements (schedulers, autopluggers, etc)
to use the core loadable libraries (bytestream, getbits, etc) as well as "ext" libs
like the new cothreads package.
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I don't think we wanted to change the include dir to gstreamer as well.
If we did, then we need major code cleanups all over so let's hold off for
a second.
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this is a really evil hack.
I would like for someone to help wingo and me fixing it properly ;)
and for that I could use a little basic education on some of the LD FLAGS
we need all over because trying to fix it properly got me confused.
