March end of month new releases now available
Find the latest 6 AppImages on the website at: https://cinelerra-gg.org/download/images/ Unfortunately, I did not get an aarch64 AppImage built (yet). In addition user generated Freebsd CinGG tars are at: https://cinelerra-gg.org/download/testing/cin-freebsd-13.tar.xz (or cin-freebsd-12.3.tar.xz) ************* Release Note changes from 03/01/2022-03/312022 ***************** *Context Help *(alt-h) has been changed in 2 areas by Georgy, the original author. A problem in help for the *shuttle* due to handling of alt in other shortcuts was fixed and getting Context Help is now easier by using 1 alt key and 1 shuttle button simultaneously. In addition, customization for Context Help can be done by the user with changes to ContextManual.pl in .bcast5 for a different browser, etc. A patch to fix Debian 11.0 32-bit and Aarch64 for the upgrade of the *Tiff library to 4.3.0* has been checked by MatN and Andrew as provided by Andrew. Problem with *DPX and jp2 ffmpeg renders* has been fixed by adding matching dfl files. Additional *lossless render format for vp9 *has been added under ffmpeg/webm by compiling libvpx with multibit capability as implemented by Andrew. To facilitate building CinGG for Termux/Android, libavdevice has been removed from the ffmpeg compile as currently being unused as implemented by Andrew and capture tested by Phyllis. The dvd render format has had cin_bitrate added so it runs with less blocky encode (by Andrew). A new build procedure, *bld_appimage.sh*, is now available which includes a total rework of linuxdeploy needed for creating AppImages for aarch64 and armhf, as well as i686 and x86-64. The currently available linuxdeploy did not cover these 2 cases. *Credit goes to MatN for this big effort.* Minor changes to build scripts include configure.ac and bld_prepare.sh as submitted by MatN. *BSD 13, as well as 12.3*, has had CinGG compiled and a txz file ready to be used is available for download, but no robust testing has been don e so if you find issues, please report them. cin-freebsd-12.3.tar.xz cin-freebsd-13.tar.xz *This was another big effort from Andrew.*
Thanks. With the late March release I keep having crashes during compilation. Instead the appimage works without problems.... I enclose cin5.log and also the result of ./configure because there appear "none" and "no" that I don't know how to interpret.
On Fri, 2022-04-01 at 10:30 +0200, Andrea paz via Cin wrote:
Thanks. With the late March release I keep having crashes during compilation. Instead the appimage works without problems.... I enclose cin5.log and also the result of ./configure because there appear "none" and "no" that I don't know how to interpret.
This is not the CinGG code. If you search the log for "error:" (without the quotes) you will see that it reports an internal compler error: internal compiler error: Errore di segmentazione I suggest to re-install g++ and gcc. If the error still is there you might have a hardware fault. First thing to test would be to run memtest. If that goes OK, you could use VirtualBox and install an Arch VM (I've got written instructions if you want them, slightly different from real hardware). That will use hardware in a different way. MatN
As mentioned, now the compilation of CinGG on my Arch is successful. Everything works without any problems. Looking at the cin.log I found only one error: makeinfo: warning: error loading ./doc/t2h.pm: Undefined subroutine &Texinfo::Config::carp called at /usr/share/texinfo/Texinfo/Convert/HTML.pm line 7308. Compilation failed in require at /usr/bin/makeinfo line 342. is it important? Can it be overlooked? HTML.pm line 7308 is: sub texinfo_register_formatting_function($$) { my $thing = shift; my $handler = shift; if (!$default_formatting_references{$thing}) { carp ("Unknown formatting type $thing\n"); [<== THIS is line 7308] return 0; } $texinfo_formatting_references{$thing} = $handler; } makeinfo line 342 is: sub _load_init_file($) { my $file = shift; require Texinfo::Convert::HTML; eval { require($file) ;}; [<== THIS is line 342] my $e = $@; if ($e ne '') { main::document_warn(sprintf(main::__("error loading %s: %s\n"), $file, $e)); } } @MatN memtest and hdparm/smart were done last week on Andrew's suggestion: no errors were found. gcc reinstalled without change; g++ can't find it.
I had that as well, when trying what the minimum was. It is a perl module, somethin like perl-carp or so, cannot look at it now. MatN On Sun, 2022-04-03 at 21:21 +0200, Andrea paz wrote:
As mentioned, now the compilation of CinGG on my Arch is successful. Everything works without any problems. Looking at the cin.log I found only one error:
makeinfo: warning: error loading ./doc/t2h.pm: Undefined subroutine &Texinfo::Config::carp called at /usr/share/texinfo/Texinfo/Convert/HTML.pm line 7308. Compilation failed in require at /usr/bin/makeinfo line 342.
is it important? Can it be overlooked?
HTML.pm line 7308 is:
sub texinfo_register_formatting_function($$) { my $thing = shift; my $handler = shift; if (!$default_formatting_references{$thing}) { carp ("Unknown formatting type $thing\n"); [<== THIS is line 7308] return 0; } $texinfo_formatting_references{$thing} = $handler; }
makeinfo line 342 is:
sub _load_init_file($) { my $file = shift; require Texinfo::Convert::HTML; eval { require($file) ;}; [<== THIS is line 342] my $e = $@; if ($e ne '') { main::document_warn(sprintf(main::__("error loading %s: %s\n"), $file, $e)); } }
@MatN memtest and hdparm/smart were done last week on Andrew's suggestion: no errors were found. gcc reinstalled without change; g++ can't find it.
I want to thank all of You (Developers/Contrubutors) for the great job You are doing. Thank You so much! IgorBeg Il 31/03/2022 22:44, Phyllis Smith via Cin ha scritto:
Find the latest 6 AppImages on the website at: https://cinelerra-gg.org/download/images/ Unfortunately, I did not get an aarch64 AppImage built (yet). In addition user generated Freebsd CinGG tars are at: https://cinelerra-gg.org/download/testing/cin-freebsd-13.tar.xz (or cin-freebsd-12.3.tar.xz)
************* Release Note changes from 03/01/2022-03/312022 ***************** *Context Help *(alt-h) has been changed in 2 areas by Georgy, the original author. A problem in help for the *shuttle* due to handling of alt in other shortcuts was fixed and getting Context Help is now easier by using 1 alt key and 1 shuttle button simultaneously. In addition, customization for Context Help can be done by the user with changes to ContextManual.pl in .bcast5 for a different browser, etc.
A patch to fix Debian 11.0 32-bit and Aarch64 for the upgrade of the *Tiff library to 4.3.0* has been checked by MatN and Andrew as provided by Andrew.
Problem with *DPX and jp2 ffmpeg renders* has been fixed by adding matching dfl files.
Additional *lossless render format for vp9 *has been added under ffmpeg/webm by compiling libvpx with multibit capability as implemented by Andrew.
To facilitate building CinGG for Termux/Android, libavdevice has been removed from the ffmpeg compile as currently being unused as implemented by Andrew and capture tested by Phyllis.
The dvd render format has had cin_bitrate added so it runs with less blocky encode (by Andrew).
A new build procedure, *bld_appimage.sh*, is now available which includes a total rework of linuxdeploy needed for creating AppImages for aarch64 and armhf, as well as i686 and x86-64. The currently available linuxdeploy did not cover these 2 cases. *Credit goes to MatN for this big effort.*
Minor changes to build scripts include configure.ac <http://configure.ac> and bld_prepare.sh as submitted by MatN.
*BSD 13, as well as 12.3*, has had CinGG compiled and a txz file ready to be used is available for download, but no robust testing has been don e so if you find issues, please report them. cin-freebsd-12.3.tar.xz cin-freebsd-13.tar.xz *This was another big effort from Andrew.*
Today I compiled CinGG with no problems, only yesterday it was not working. The only change I made is the installation of "patchelf", taken from the MatN dependencies list. I don't think the success depends on this package, because until now I had never used it.
Patchelf is needed to produce the AppImage, not for CinGG itself. MatN On Sat, 2022-04-02 at 19:23 +0200, Andrea paz via Cin wrote:
Today I compiled CinGG with no problems, only yesterday it was not working. The only change I made is the installation of "patchelf", taken from the MatN dependencies list. I don't think the success depends on this package, because until now I had never used it.
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