[Tremor] Latest stable Tremor release

[Aaron Colwell]

I believe Tremor's libogg functionality is more like libogg2 instead of 
libogg1.1. I don't know much about it, but I believe libogg2 manages memory
different than libogg1.1 to avoid unnecessary buffer copies. I believe there is
potential to cause memory leaks if you use libogg2 in the same way you use
libogg1.1.

I haven't spent any time looking at the code yet. These are just things I 
vaguely remember from discussions that have occured on the list in the past.

I'm hoping that someone who has actually worked with Tremor will correct any
incorrect claims I'm making here. :)

Aaron

On Fri, Dec 10, 2004 at 08:29:43AM +0000, John Stirling wrote:
> Not Symbian, just linux arm (samsung s3c2410). 
> 
> The problem seemed to be that the helix plugins were expecting the full
> libogg interface (encode and decode) but tremor just had the decode
> stuff. I just copied the files from libogg 1.1 into tremor public
> release and that seemed to fix it.
> 
> Although there appears to be a memory leak somewhere in the helix
> plugins.
> 
> 
> 
> On Thu, 2004-12-09 at 04:22, Colin Ward wrote:
> >    To the person who was asking about Tremor and fitting it in with 
> > Helix :  Are you working on a Symbian OS port of Tremor?  If so, I can 
> > probably help you out a bit as I just did a Symbian myself.
> 
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