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avxsynth-testing edited this page May 19, 2012 · 10 revisions

Kdevelop can be used as an IDE to build and debug AvxSynth. Be sure to set-up the dependencies as described here before building AvxSynth.

##Install KDevelop

  1. Install Kdevelop using Ubuntu Software Center

  2. Create a .gdbinit file in your home directory containing the following text. This is a fix for the debugger hanging on dlopen.

  • for 64-bit Ubuntu set env LD_PRELOAD /lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libpthread.so.0
  • for 32-bit Ubuntu set env LD_PRELOAD /lib/i386-linux-gnu/libpthread.so.0

Get AvxSynth

  1. Get AvxSynth source code from github

    git clone git@github.com:avxsynth/avxsynth.git

  2. Let $avxsynthroot$ be the root directory of the avxsynth source code.

Import projects

  1. In KDevelop, Project-> Open/Import Project the following Makefiles * $avxsynthroot$/avxutil/Makefile * $avxsynthroot$/avxsynth/core/Makefile * $avxsynthroot$/avxsynth/builtinfunctions/Makefile * $avxsynthroot$/plugins/autocrop/Makefile * $avxsynthroot$/plugins/avxframecapture/Makefile * $avxsynthroot$/plugins/avxsubtitle/Makefile * $avxsynthroot$/plugins/avsffms2/Makefile
  2. In Kdevelop, Project-> Open/Import Project the following Makefiles * $avxsynthroot$/apps/avxframeserver/frameserverlib/MakeFile * $avxsynthroot$/apps/avxframeserver/frameserverapp/Makefile * $avxsynthroot$/apps/AVXEdit/Makefile

Build AvxSynth projects

For each of the projects, right-click and build. Must build in this order:

  • avxutil
  • builtinfunctions
  • core
  • frameserverlib
  • frameserverapp, AVXEdit
  • autocrop, avxframecapture, avxsubtitle, avsffms2
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