Support building AJA plugins with either the new libajantv2 library, or
the deprecated ntv2 library.
Finder scripts updated to search for libajantv2 and fall back to ntv2 if
not found. This allows this PR to be merged without requiring a
corresponding update to the pre-built obs-deps packages.
Currently, when git describe fails to get a git tag for the OBS Version,
a non-fatal message is printed, and the generator is left to continue,
usually ending up with a more cryptic error message down the line.
Instead, print the git output together with a short description of what
actually happened, and exit fatally so the problematic line of code is
clear. An added advantage is that the git output is printed in red
instead of (say) white on color-enabled terminals.
Released versions of VPL have a pkg-config that orders dependencies
before the main VPL library. This causes our library searching with
pkg-config hints to instead search for the first dependency of VPL.
Instead just import the pkg-config definition directly and use it. This
is a bit more correct as all the dependencies will be correctly linked.
Also install the library since the debian package doesnt seem to depend
on the library itself...
fixes#9573
qrcodegen is built on obs-deps for macOS and Windows, with the
generated CMake package calling the dependency qrcodegen (not
libqrcoden) and associated target qrcodegen::qrcodegen.
This change updates the finder (required for Linux) to create the same
targets so consumers do not need to differentiate between different
variations of the same dependency on Linux.
Also updates obs-websocket to 5.3.1 to bring in associated CMake
changes.
Trying to use the display server as the QSV device was found to be
generally wrong in beta, so instead lets save defaults from the earlier
device enumeration similar to obs-ffmpeg-vaapi which is known to work
well.
VPL does not have a consistent initialization process for the various
backends it dispatches to. So this resolves the new VPL dispatcher
failing to initialize the video session when it dispatches to
intel-mediaSDK backend. On the oneVPL-intel-gpu backend VA-API sessions
are correctly initialized so this wasnt noticed when tested on newer
hardware.
Copy libdatachannel DLL whether it's compiled on MSVC (and named
datachannel.dll) or cross-compiled on MinGW (and named
libdatachannel.dll).
Signed-off-by: pkv <pkv@obsproject.com>
- Sets CMAKE_C_STANDARD to 17
- Disables C extensions (e.g. gnu17) to force ISO C on macOS/Windows
- Fixes language properties in cmake 3.0 not being set correctly
- Sets Xcode attributes to c17
OBS CMake build framework 3.0 is a minor overhaul of version 2.0. Due
to close proximity of the 2.0 rework, the amount of actual changes to
project files are minimal and mostly concern application generation.
This commit contains the bootstrap elements only and requires
OS-specific implementations to be functional.
-Wformat-security is enabled, some Linux packages build system have it
enabled.
https://github.com/obsproject/obs-studio/pull/5766
-Wunused-parameter is enabled too.
Also ensure that null conversion (C++ only for GCC) is enabled because its
enablement by default can depend on the CMake generator.
-Wswitch is enabled but it is kept as a warning. It was already enabled
with Clang.
If Clang has -Wshorten-64-to-32 enabled, keep it as warnings.
The correct way to build debian package and also provide debug symbols
is to use additional `ddeb` packages served with the original `deb`
package.
This will implicitly still strip the binaries contained in the `deb`
package (per convention) but also create a `.ddeb` package with the
stripped symbols.
The environment variable DESTDIR is commonly used to specify an install-
time prefix for installation of build artifacts (e.g. for staging an
installation in a temporary directory while keeping the overall prefixes
intact).
This variable should be ignored by all targets but the install target,
which requires us to set it to an empty string/path when we use
`install` to set up our rundir.
Qt uses a default font size of 13pt for QWidgets on macOS. By setting
the default font size to 10pt, text becomes too small for comfortable
use on macOS.
This PR patches the font files copied into the macOS bundle to use a
larger font-size of 12pt. It also sets the fallback font to the more
modern SF Display-based `.AppleSystemUIFont` used by default in macOS
if Open Sans is not found.
