[Vorbis] Query regarding libvorbis

Rajalakshmi Raghavan raji.contactable at gmail.com
Tue Feb 26 02:40:15 PST 2008


Dear all,

Thank you very much for your prompt response. I did the following:

Export CC= /path

./configure –host=/path

Sudo make host=/path

And it worked. Now I have successfully changed the compiler to be used.
However, I'm now facing a new problem.

Actually, I have this machine which runs on iMx31 processor unto which I
have to port my programs. I am working on the Ubuntu linux platform (which
runs on the ARM processor). I have the entire source code of this machine,
which is nothing but a pseudo phone (Mobile reference platform) which can be
used for development of mobile applications. I am working on the multimedia
application of the phone. I have a media player (Opie player) which works
fine except that it doesn't play Ogg play back audio or video files. I
downloaded the libvorbis files from Xiph.com and compiled and built it in
the Ubuntu linux platform. After which, I added the .so files to the
filesystem that was to be ported to the machine. The opie player played Ogg
audio files this time however the quality for audio files of lower sample
rates played poorly (too fast).  I assumed there were compatibility issues,
and hence now want to cross compile the libvorbis files, using the cross
compiler found with the machine's source codes – arm-linux-gcc.

On trying to make, I got the following error:

*/usr/local/arm-codesource/bin/../lib/gcc/arm-none-linux-gnueabi/3.4.4/../../../../arm-none-linux-gnueabi/bin/ld:
cannot find -logg*

*collect2: ld returned 1 exit status*

Could someone advice on how to go about solving this issue? What is the
logg? Is it lib ogg?

Thanks alot,

Raji
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