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2018-07-24depends: add libpciaccessDaniel Bermond
2018-06-27pkgver(): match latest upstream versioning changesDaniel Bermond
2018-06-27conflicts: add gmmlib-gitDaniel Bermond
Upstream now provides libgmm_umd.a, which is provided by gmmlib-git.
2018-05-19Adjust pkgver according to latest upstream changesDaniel Bermond
2018-04-16depends: switch libva to libva-git while it's neededDaniel Bermond
Upstream currently uses code that is present only on libva git master. It currently fails to compile with libva 2.1 stable.
2018-04-14pkgver: add tag (upstream now provides tagged version)Daniel Bermond
2018-04-14Do not force the use of 'iHD' libva driver by defaultDaniel Bermond
This will let the user choose which libva driver to use. No other libva driver package on the official repositories force the setting of the installed driver by default. This makes sense because the user can install this additional iHD driver without modifying any settings that he might have previously configured. Configuration is done by setting the 'LIBVA_DRIVER_NAME' environment variable. In the case of this package, it must be setted to 'iHD'. See the Wiki page on Hardware video acceleration (VA-API sections) for details. An informative message is shown during install and upgrade.
2018-04-14arch: remove i686Daniel Bermond
It does not build/work on 32-bit systems. Needs a 64-bit system.
2018-04-03Remove workaround for upstream build issue (fixed by upstream)Daniel Bermond
It was not possible to compile with the default Arch Linux flags defined in /etc/makepkg.conf due to an upstream issue. (it was not working with -fno-plt flag). Now it is fixed by upstream. References ---------- https://aur.archlinux.org/cgit/aur.git/commit/?h=intel-media-driver-git&id=baeb1117047ba3680f28171e88474a7c9ba5acb4 https://github.com/intel/media-driver/issues/127 https://github.com/intel/media-driver/commit/d95d8f7ab7ac94a2e0f4ee6a4b4794898dc2d3b7
2018-04-03Use cmake command line option to not treat warnings as errorsDaniel Bermond
We can use the cmake command line option MEDIA_BUILD_FATAL_WARNINGS for this, which is defined in CMakeLists.txt. It's much better than directly modifying the source code (cmake files).
2018-03-26Workaround for an upstream build issueDaniel Bermond
References ---------- https://github.com/intel/media-driver/issues/127
2018-02-13depends: switch libva-git to libvaDaniel Bermond
The intel-media-driver is based on a specific libva commit that comes between the 2.0.0 and 2.1.0 releses. Now that libva 2.1.0 was released, we can use the regular libva package from the official repositories. Currently it seems to work fine with libva 2.1.0. Since this is the development (-git) package, maybe it will be needed to switch back to libva-git in the future if upstream requires libva development code in future changes. Let's follow on.
2018-01-23Do not treat warnings as errors. Use gcc7 again.Daniel Bermond
A recent upstream commit treats warnings as errors. This breaks compilantion with current libva-git code. Somehow, building with gcc7 was fixed by upstream.
2018-01-18Use gcc6 (build currently fails with gcc7)Daniel Bermond
2017-12-27Add gmmlib version to $pkgverDaniel Bermond
2017-12-27Add some cmake optionsDaniel Bermond
'-DINSTALL_DRIVER_SYSCONF=' is documented here: https://github.com/intel/media-driver/commit/81796c8a9e44b878e26064c898e0f4730e8220cf
2017-12-27Fix provides and conflictsDaniel Bermond
2017-12-26Initial commitDaniel Bermond