Closed pgnd closed 4 months ago
Same here on Debian sid/unstable with gcc (Debian 13.2.0-25) 13.2.0 and commit e77144df9 (Fix GCC14 compilation issue).
This might a regression caused by commit https://github.com/intel/media-driver/commit/02d10ce23bc5f9948e7b35a7090b7ec6b7c39602 using these macros. @Alex1Zhang, any idea?
Please update your gmmlib to latest master, looks commit https://github.com/intel/media-driver/commit/02d10ce23bc5f9948e7b35a7090b7ec6b7c39602 using the new macros from gmmlib definition
Please mention such things in the commit message next time. Shouldn’t the configure scripts (CMake?) also check these things?
@XinfengZhang @Sherry-Lin We'd better to have a solution to avoid compatibiliy issue from gmm updating. Refering to libva by adding version check?
Auto Created VSMGWL-74274 for further analysis.
I will close this issue since it is related to gmm compatibility issue, and please feel free to re-open it again if having any concern.
@Jexu, please do not close the issue. The configure script from media-driver has to check, that all required versions of the dependencies are installed. Passing configure and failing during build is bad practice.
Thanks for signaling the issue!
It helped me on my Gentoo with media-libs/libva-intel-media-driver-24.2.5
: I've unmasked media-libs/gmmlib-22.4.1
rpm-building from src
on
with
build/install is OK for tag ==
intel-media-24.2.4
build/install FAILS for
master
branch, @