Cristian Adam
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Fixed project configuration which referenced two CRT versions in output binaries.
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| libtheora | 14 jaren geleden | |
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| libogg.vsprops | 14 jaren geleden | |
| libtheora_dynamic.sln | 14 jaren geleden | |
| libtheora_static.sln | 14 jaren geleden | |
| libvorbis.vsprops | 14 jaren geleden | |
README
libtheora has libogg as a dependency, and for examples, also
libvorbis, therefore you need to have libogg and libvorbis
compiled beforehand.
Lets say you have libogg, libvorbis and libtheora in the same directory:
libogg-1.1.4
libvorbis-1.2.2
libtheora-1.0
Because there is no automatic library detection you have to,
either:
1. Rename libogg-1.1.4 to libogg, and libvorbis-1.2.2 to libvorbis.
2. Open libogg.vsprops with a text editor (even notepad.exe
will suffice) and see if LIBOGG_VERSION is set to the correct
version, in this case "1.1.4".
The same procedure should be done for libvorbis.vsprops and
check LIBVORBIS_VERSION for the correct version, in this
case "1.2.2".
libvorbis, therefore you need to have libogg and libvorbis
compiled beforehand.
Lets say you have libogg, libvorbis and libtheora in the same directory:
libogg-1.1.4
libvorbis-1.2.2
libtheora-1.0
Because there is no automatic library detection you have to,
either:
1. Rename libogg-1.1.4 to libogg, and libvorbis-1.2.2 to libvorbis.
2. Open libogg.vsprops with a text editor (even notepad.exe
will suffice) and see if LIBOGG_VERSION is set to the correct
version, in this case "1.1.4".
The same procedure should be done for libvorbis.vsprops and
check LIBVORBIS_VERSION for the correct version, in this
case "1.2.2".