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On 3/10/14 12:09 PM, Jason Blum wrote:<br>
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<div>Thanks for the quick reply.</div>
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> Run again with unstripped libavcodec and post backtrace<br>
> or valgrind output here.<br>
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Would I compile the unstripped libavcodec by changing the make
file, removing the "-s" and then re-running make? Are there
other optimization flags that I should turn off?</div>
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<div class="gmail_extra">I'll do this ASAP, but it won't be
until the evening :/</div>
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<div class="gmail_extra">Thanks,</div>
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You would rerun the configure call with the --disable-stripping flag
and --enable-debug. with --enable-debug, the --help flag indicates
that it accepts an =level, where level is simply text? appended to
the -g flag passed to the assembler and compiler. so
--enable-debug=gdb would create a compiler flag of -ggdb, if you
needed to specify whatever it is that this specifies. I don't know
if you need to leave it blank for -g, or remove the = sign, or if -g
is default.<br>
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If you want to reuse your old configure line, do a head of
config.mak, and that will give you the last configure line that was
run, so you can copy paste and add the new flags and go from there.<br>
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Joshua Kordani
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