vireo | Vireo is a lightweight and versatile video processing | Video Utils library
kandi X-RAY | vireo Summary
kandi X-RAY | vireo Summary
Vireo is a lightweight and versatile video processing library that powers our video transcoding service, deep learning recognition systems and more. It is written in C++11 and built with functional programming principles. It also optionally comes with Scala wrappers that enable us to build scalable video processing applications within our backend services. Vireo is built on top of best of class open source libraries (we did not reinvent the wheel), and defines a unified and modular interface for these libraries to communicate easily and efficiently. Thanks to a unified interface, it is easy to write new modules (e.g. new codec) or swap out the existing ones in favor of others (e.g. proprietary or hardware H.264 decoder).
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QUESTION
Make chooses the same source file for different object files. Both are a list of files, only with different filenames. Make switches between the object files but not the source files.
I've already tried some of the answers on StackOverflow with related problems, though those solutions either seem too complicated for what's needed, some don't work and others need the files to be in one directory.
I've also tried compiling the files together in one go (with gcc), but this gives some problems with the linking of the rest of the file.
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Answered 2019-Jul-25 at 14:54Consider the rule...
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the headers under $PREFIX/include
the compiled libraries under $PREFIX/lib
the tools under $PREFIX/bin
You can build your own application simply by using pkg-config. Just make sure you add the Vireo install directory to your PKG_CONFIG_PATH if you did not install Vireo to a path where pkg-config is already looking at.
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