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Looks like something simple.

Have gone back to antiquated for the night.. Am glad it works with the latest vnsiserver plugin..

I got a message from dteirney telling me about this problem. I just created a new clone of his repos, did a "./bootstrap && ./configure && make" and it compiles and runs cleanly (on a clean Lucid VM, just the normal XBMC build deps installed).

make sure your tree is clean and that your ccache is clean if you're using it.

right, now I got the linker error on a clean environment with a different linux dist too. I'll have a proper look at it this evening.

Thanks..

I just deleted what I had, recloned and got the same error again. Glad it's not just me.. (although I'm getting it on both my boxes).

As an aside, is there a way to get VDR messages to stay on screen a little bit longer. I have a caller id script passing information to vdr, however, it flashes on the screen so quick I can't read it..

fixed after https://github.com/opdenkamp/xbmc/commit...e2a5771387

you should post your vdr question in another topic.

That error is fixed, but I have a new one. When trying to open an hdpvr channel (pvrinput h264 file) I now get this:

And XBMC dies..

If I leave the plugin as is, and go back to xbmc-antiquated (with the same vdr plugin) all is ok.. (Plugin is the latest too).

VDR Log says:

ATSC Channels seem to work. PVRInput and IPTV don't..

there are also issues on windows builds due to the renaming of some files. The VisualStudio files didn't get updated reflecting the new pathes and filenames. I fixed it on my local repo already, but as I also merge xbmc master frequently I can't provide a clean patch I think (not too familiar with git yet).

if someone sends me a (clean!) pull request, I'll update it. otherwise you'll have to wait until I accidently hit the wrong grub option so that windows boots ;-)

I'm preparing a clean patch - currently testing the compile with latest revision.
How can I send a pull request? Do I have to register for this somewhere (github I suppose, or will my XBMC credentials work for the requests). Any dokus about that you can point me to? Thanks.

now that's really motivating people to contribute, isn't it?
I know how to google, but maybe you would have had a link at hand because you yourself already went through that process.

the first result from that google query explains it all (which is a direct link to the github help).

thanks. Seems like I have to create a own repo/fork first which is in my eyes pretty much overhead just for providing a simple patch. I would have hoped to be able to send the pull requests directly from my local repo like it's possible for another project I'm contributing to, using a special URI, but haven't found any information about it (yet).
Well, then it has to wait until I have some more time left (compiling failed anyway and first need to examine the reason).

sorry, can't provide a patch. I still get compiling errors, probably due to missing includes or duplicate includes or whatever. I'm no c++ developer and google didn't help, so I can't fix it.

I get error messages like this (translated by me):

Quote:XBMC\Release (DirectX)\objs\GUIWindowPVR.obj : warning LNK4042: Objekt defined several times; additional objects get ignored.
Application.obj : error LNK2001: Unresolved external symbol/link ""public: __thiscall CGUIWindowPVR::CGUIWindowPVR(void)" (??0CGUIWindowPVR@@QAE@XZ)".

My first guess is that Application.h misses the include of the GUIWindowPVR headers, but they are included. I'm out of guesses and as I said - google didn't help so far.