[gstreamer-bugs] [Bug 587052] [filesink.c] Support for files >4GB on windows makes filesink element to crash at gst_file_sink_do_seek()

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------- Comment #6 from Andoni Morales  2009-06-29 14:31 UTC -------
(In reply to comment #4)
> libgstcoreelements.pdb does not match (libgstbase.pdb does, but that isn't very

I'll try to update de zip package with the good pbd files (I must be doing a
stupid mistake copying and pasting)

> helpful, since filesink resides ink coreelements). And you should drop me
> gstfilesink.c (the version used to build the executable), since it is different
> (now) from the one i have.

gstfilesink.c is the same one that is in the 0.10.23 release package.


(In reply to comment #5)
> It could be because you are using two different CRTs - one is used internally
> by GLib (unless you're building GLib yourself too) to open a FILE* stream, and
> another is used by GStreamer to convert that stream with fileno().
> 

I build GLib using Mingw and the GStreamer binaries are built using MSVS2008
but using the Windows Driver Kit, which allows to target msvcrt.dll (the same
one used by Mingw) instead of msvcr90.dll. Thus both GLib and GStreamer are
using the same CRT.

I'll try to make one last test: to build gstreamer with mingw/msys. This way we
will be able to discard the CRT problem.


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