Compiling a plugin
j1432
other3 at buffingtonfx.com
Wed Feb 13 19:51:39 UTC 2019
Hi folks,
I'm pretty new to gstreamer and programming in Linux so this is probably
a pretty basic question. I have however done similar things to what I am
trying to do in Directshow for Windows for what it is worth.
I'm trying to develop a plugin for Gstreamer. I have the rest of my program
working using Gstreamer but I need a plugin to convert the output of a
special camera into something that is usable by later filters. I am trying
to build a do-nothing plugin that just passes its input to the output at
first but am not sure how to properly compile and install it.
I am working in Ubuntu 18.10. Here's what I'm doing:
Starting with code found at:
https://github.com/kirankrishnappa/gst-template
I use make_element <my filter's name> gsttransform to create the source
files for the plugin.
I changed Makefile.am to use the name of my filter.
In configure.ac I changed the line AC_INIT([my-plugin-package],[1.0.0]) to
reflect my plugin's name.
In my .c file I changed #include <gst/controller/gstcontroller.h> to
#include <gst/controller/controller.h>
because it appears that this is referencing something that was in an older
version of Gstreamer.
In the root directory for my project I run autogen.sh.
If I then run make, it declares "nothing to be done for 'all'" in my source
directory.
The Gstreamer documentation seems to be really good but doesn't talk about
how to build a plugin and install it. Googling isn't turning up anything
helpful. Are there any good guides out there that could help or do any of
you see something obvious that I am missing?
Thanks in advance!
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