Re: [Gnash] gnash 0.8.10 compilation problem

[chris janusz]

Hi All:
I am one step closer, but still not able to run gnash to play swf file.
It seems like my Qt test program running fine with "-qws" flag passed into executable, my directFB test program runs fine as well.  So how gnash deal with this situation ?
It doesn't honor this argument "-qws".

Thanks
chris

On Mon, Jun 4, 2012 at 1:54 PM, chris janusz <address@hidden> wrote:

Hi Rob:
    Unfortunately, I am cross-compiling for mips platform.  I've done some manual tweaks, after configuration, to make the compilation going.
And now, it finally got compiled.  My gui is "Qt",  it crashed right after I typed in "qt4-gnash -h", a little gdb trace showed that jemalloc.c is the offending one, so i disabled use JEMALLOC flag.
   Now, it give me error when I tried to play swf file:
# ./qt4-gnash -v blue.swf -r 1
QWSSocket::connectToLocalFile could not connect:: No such file or directory
QWSSocket::connectToLocalFile could not connect:: No such file or directory
QWSSocket::connectToLocalFile could not connect:: No such file or directory
QWSSocket::connectToLocalFile could not connect:: No such file or directory
QWSSocket::connectToLocalFile could not connect:: No such file or directory
QWSSocket::connectToLocalFile could not connect:: No such file or directory
No Qt for Embedded Linux server appears to be running.
If you want to run this program as a server,
add the "-qws" command-line option.
Segmentation fault (core dumped)

Does anybody knows what are needed here? I am not familar with this Qt stuff, seems like some kind of qt processes must be launched first?

Thanks

   

On Sun, Jun 3, 2012 at 6:11 PM, Rob Savoye <address@hidden> wrote:

On 06/01/12 17:11, chris janusz wrote:

> Of course,I also specified lots of "--with-xx-incl=" and "--with-xx-lib=" ,
> to tell it where all my libraries are.

 Please use Gnash-dev instead of this list. Anyway, you shouldn't
specify any --with-* options for Gnash on a standard distro. You
probably overdrove configure. With no --with-* options, Gnash usually
always does the right thing, so I'd try just './configure' and see what
happens.

       - rob -