Did you try?
For the record, here's what I currently use:
mkdir armv6_build
cd armv6_build/
../configure --target=armv6-darwin-gcc
make
cd ..
mkdir armv7_build
cd armv7_build/
../configure --target=armv7-darwin-gcc
make
cd ..
mkdir i386_build
cd i386_build/
../configure --target=x86-darwin9-gcc
cd ..
mkdir universal_build
lipo armv6_build/libvpx.a -arch armv7 armv7_build/libvpx.a -arch i386
i386_build/libvpx.a -create -output universal_build/libvpx.a
cp vpx/*.h universal_build/
for f in universal_build/*.h; do sed -i '' 's/\#include
"vpx\//\#include "/' $f; done
This works for me as of 0.9.6. You may need to edit
build/make/configure.sh to update to the latest iOS SDK. (I've been
meaning to make it autodetect, but haven't gotten around to it.) If
you have MacPorts installed, you may need to prefix some of the
configure calls with CC=/usr/bin/gcc, to make sure you're compiling
with Apple's gcc, not MacPort's; the symptom here is a complaint that
-arch flag is not recognized. The last line is only necessary if
you're going to copy the header files from universal_build directly
into Xcode, which puts all its header files flat in the top directory.
Hope that helps,
Josh
../libvpx/configure --target=armv6-darwin-gcc --disable-armv6 --disable-armv5te
That should be equivalent.
Not sure why you'd want to though.. The resulting decoder won't be
fast enough to be useful.
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if you are building natively than you can just simply run configure ,
which will detect your system
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