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Port multimedia/obs-studio fails to run #257
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@mneumann I sent DragonFlyBSD/DeltaPorts@b1e9816 to fix the build of the latest obs-studio version. In the chroot of the build machine I get the following, I think that means that Undefined symbol is gone now.
Let me know how it goes when that new version get published. |
@daftaupe thanks! I will try to compile it locally. which reminds me that we need webcam support :) |
@daftaupe your "fix" didn't fix it :/. Still getting:
libobs.so might not be properly linked against libsysinfo. |
@daftaupe |
@daftaupe I do not fully understand why cmake is not linking in libsysinfo. I just removed the use of it as a work-around. |
That's weird indeed. @mneumann I didn't really have a fix for this particular issue, I just made the new version built and noticed I didn't have that issue you had reported when I installed the built package in my chroot. What does |
@daftaupe interesting. maybe I am having an older version in dports |
@daftaupe thanks! openssl causes some problems when compiling obs-studio. I should build with dsynth, right? Maybe I wait for the package build instead :) |
It's an option to wait, as we should release the new ones really soon :) Otherwise, yes dsynth is the way as it builds in proper chroots, so your current env stays out of the way. |
It exits with:
I tried to fix the CMakeLists.txt of libobs, but somehow failed... might be easier to go the OpenBSD way and simply drop the dependency on sysinfo and use sysctl hw.physmem.
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