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It completely breaks parallel builds.
I couldn't find out how to get "make" not to build fribidi with parallel
build enabled.
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libass/configure sets FRIBIDI_CFLAGS to
"-I$(pwd)/build_libs/include/fribidi" instead of
"-I$(pwd)/build_libs/include". As a workaround override FRIBIDI_CFLAGS
in scripts/libass-config.
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At least on openSUSE 12.2 x86_64, autoconf will install libass' library
files into build_libs/lib64. Since we set PKG_CONFIG_PATH to
build_libs/lib/pkgconfig, mpv compilation won't find the libass.pc file.
Even worse, if libass is globally installed too, mpv will still use the
local libass headers in build_libs/include, while linking with the
globally installed libass.
Fix by forcing autoconf always to use build_libs/lib.
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This is based on mplayer-git [1], except that it doesn't need Python.
Some features, such as specifying custom options, are not available,
but these should be considered out of the scope of the basic build
wrapper.
[1] http://repo.or.cz/w/mplayer-build.git
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