BUG: mplayer-1.0pre7try2 fails if XCode 1.5/QuickTime 7.0.4

[evan.powers+bugzilla.opendarwin.org@…]

MPlayer 1.0pre7try2

the error log can be found here: ATTACHED

Description:

I tried to "sudo port -v install mplayer +real +x11", which failed. CC complains of unrecognized option '-rdynamic', ld complains about not using symbols from the system libz instead of the ports libz, and make finally bails after ld complains of undefined symbols _GetProcAddress and _LoadLibraryA.

Comments:

I originally included +sdl in my list of varients, but libsdl fails to build on my system too (see bug #6533). I assume that problem is unrelated to this one since it's a different Portfile, but they *are* both linker errors.

I "sudo port -d selfupdate"ed this morning, prior to both attempts.

[evan.powers+bugzilla.opendarwin.org@…]

partial port -v install output

[evan.powers+bugzilla.opendarwin.org@…]

Is this part of the configure output normal on Panther?

Checking for Mac OS X APIs ... no Checking for Mac OS X Finder Support ... no Checking for Mac OS X Bundle file locations ... no

[blb@…]

I've committed a fix for the build issues (I hope), so let me know if it builds now. You'll need to clean out the current attempt (sudo port clean --work MPlayer), do a sync, then try the build again.

Also, if possible, post if that bit about

Checking for Mac OS X APIs ... no

continues.

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port -v install output

[blb@…]

I'm thinking that the errors you are seeing may be related to the "Mac OS X APIs ... no" bit. If you don't mind, can you clean the build attempt, then run 'sudo port configure MPlayer +real +x11' to run through the configure stage; this generates a file (configure.log), but once a build is attempted, this file is deleted...Can you attach this file (you can find it by running:

cd port dir MPlayer/work/M*

this will get you to MPlayer's build directory where the configure.log is found, use 'open .' if you want a Finder window there).

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configure.log

[blb@…]

This appears to be a QuickTime 7.0.4 on Mac OS X 10.3 problem (see, for example:

​http://www.mail-archive.com/fink-users@lists.sourceforge.net/msg21701.html

discussing this issue with a different program). Sounds like either ignore MPlayer until QT 7.0.5 is release or revert to 7.0.1...

[blb@…]

Dropped maintainership of MPlayer.

[markd@…]

Does Quicktime 7.1 resolve this issue?

[pmq@…]

No activity for 2 months. Closing it.