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    How to build mcsdk_video_2_0_0_10 dsp_demo in linux platform?

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    zhao sun
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    on Apr 01 2012 22:02 PM
    Intellectual910 points

    Hi,

        I have download  mcsdk_video_2_0_0_10  (linux version) and install it to my local HD. I have followed the user guide and go to

    <MCSDK Video Install Dir>\dsp\mkrel. But it seems that all the script are prepared for windows environment.  When

    I run ./setupenvMsys.sh directly, I got an error: "./setupenvMsys.sh: /bin/bash^M: bad interpreter: No such file or

    directory error". And also, it seems that all description in the user guide are prepared for windows environment too:

    to install MINGW, to run setupenvMsys.bat. etc.  So I wonder how to build this demo in linux platform? Thank you very

    much!！

    Sunzhao.

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    • zhao sun
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      on Apr 06 2012 06:10 AM
      Intellectual910 points

      Hi,

          Will someone help me with this issue?

      Sunzhao

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    • Hongmei Gou
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      on Apr 11 2012 18:06 PM
      Intellectual2940 points

      Hi Sunzhao,

      Making builds (sv01 and sv04) in Linux is not supported in MCSDK Video 2.0. Please use Windows environment and follow the user guide to compile the builds in Windows.

      Thanks,

      Hongmei

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