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January 10th, 2008 by Multimedia Mike

I’ve been working hard on the FFmpeg automated build/test server in the last few weeks. I’m planning new test configurations, plotting the specs for hundreds of different automated tests, and stabilizing the general infrastructure. But I’m missing something key– I don’t want to keep having to refer to it as the FFmpeg automated build/test server. I need a catchy name for it.


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Any ideas? I realize that free software types are not the most creative lot, but it’s worth throwing the question out there anyway.

Posted in FATE Server, Open Source Multimedia | 7 Comments »

7 Responses

  1. Kostya Says:

    FFmpeg Automatic Test Environment – make abbreviation yourself ;-)

  2. Multimedia Mike Says:

    Hmm, promising.

  3. SvdB Says:

    Building and testing, eh?…

    “FFmpeg Make ‘n’ Break”

  4. Vitor Says:

    Just a curiosity: did you try adding ICC to the list of compilers? Looks like a good what to avoid gcc-specific code in the tree…

  5. Multimedia Mike Says:

    Good idea, Vitor. But a few questions: 1) Is ICC a free download? 2) Is FFmpeg currently expected to compile with ICC?

  6. Vitor Says:

    1) Yes, for non-commercial use http://www.intel.com/cd/software/products/asmo-na/eng/compilers/277618.htm .
    2) Just tested, need a –disable-mmx and a one-line patch (h264.c line 5308, s/static const attribute_used/const/)

    But don’t pass regression tests…

  7. Multimedia Mike Says:

    Thanks again for the tips. I will see about adding it to the farm. Hopefully, at least some regression tests will pass. Even if not, they will be useful statistics.