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which fixes the problem of freezing/crashing or disappearing of the
viewer, at least on default GNOME-based Debian.
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There's libpthread.so and no libpthread.so.0 on FBSD and it's the
other way around on GNU/Linux.
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and add ones that got left out before too.
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As the maintenance using an external patch is getting harder, I had
to revert the patching to internal and the building to be in the
configuration phase, made worse by CMake 4 on Arch, Gentoo and
Tumbleweed that treats the absence of a minimum requirement as an
error (the BSD sed condition is put there as an anticipation for
when in the future (Mac)Ports' CMake gets updated to 4 too).
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and remove unnecessary links, such as to graphics libraries.
CEF framework is still in the viewer bundle's Frameworks, with the
link in SLPlugin's, as moving it to SLPlugin's would cause it to
not work even though the media plugin gets loaded.
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Somehow the absence of the variable declaration would break CEF
media plugin on Arch (just like it happened on openSUSE Tumbleweed)
when it's not even used any more anywhere else. It's a different
variable from the one whose absence broke CEF on Tumbleweed.
Apart from that, the package now explicitly pulls at-spi2-core, which
contains libatk-1.0.so.0, libatk-bridge-2.0.so.0 and libatspi.so.0 which
are linked by libmedia_plugin_cef.so. at-spi2-core may not necessarily
get pulled by some other package on a minimal fresh Arch installation.
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It wouldn't automatically detect the prebuilt libraries directory,
might be because of the older build environment I have for building
the macOS x86-64 binary.
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This fixes an issue where the Apple MultiGL options isn't applied on startup
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and boost-system is now header only.
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Now that MacPorts' newest Boost version is 1.88.
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Somehow the absence of the variable declaration would break CEF
media plugin on openSUSE Tumbleweed (and not on other supported
distros), when it's not even used any more anywhere else.
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Somehow there would be undefined references to
webrtc::RtpStreamConfig::Rtx::Rtx()
and
webrtc::LossBasedBweV2::Config::Config()
Rtx definition is not found in "call/rtp_config.h", there's only the
declarations there.
And Config definition either in
"modules/congestion_controller/goog_cc/loss_based_bwe_v2.h"
So, for now, we define those somewhere in llwebrtc code, may not be
ideal at all since they're empty, for now, but at least it builds now
and WebRTC seems to be working (I tested in a WebRTC Voice region, but
this needs to be really tested with microphones and at least 2 people).
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This commit adds support for sun reflection on the sea in hdr display mode.
It also fixes an issue where the display is all white with
low color precision and non hdr & emissive mode.
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The fatal errors when lipo thinning something that's already thin,
can be safely ignored.
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brad/llphysicsextensions-fallback
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Update libboost packages to ver 89
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which are SetObserver, GetPlayoutDevice and GetRecordingDevice.
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See commit f5de250c3e74ecc8eb658d0b070c0884616f041d
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on Linux aarch64 and Windows arm64.
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It couldn't find Boost now, somehow, at least on Debian Asahi.
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I've tried getting Dullahan 1.21 compiled with Spotify's CEF 139,
it did build, but the internal browser didn't work, so what would be the
point. I could have missed something, but we're sticking with Dullahan
1.14 on Linux for now.
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Somehow now, at least on Debian & Ubuntu, when building the volume
catcher, using PulseAudio, it refers to g_main_context_default too.
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when linking the final executable.
Basically bringing back previous code, but exempting Darwin cause
somehow the extra target link broke CEF.
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of llphysicsextensions_tpv
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and should hopefully package llphysicsextensions_tpv successfully
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