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According releasenotes.htm:
* Operating System
- MontaVista* Linux* Consumer Electronics Edition 3.1:
Linux* Kernel V2.4.20_mvlcee31_mainstone
- Linux* Preview Kit for the Intel? PXA27x Processor
Development Kit Linux* Kernel V2.6.9-intc1
This software is intended for the above environment.
Regards,
Vladimir
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Thanks, Vladimir.
I have solved the problem in another way.
By the way, would you tell me that where can I get the sample codes for video encoding/decoding which is suitable for IPP 5.0.1?
The existing sample codes in Intel site wasn't compiled by IPP5.0.1 for several reasons. Different hearder file names and non-existing file name like SDL.h.
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Yoo Chan
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Hi,
did you use IPP for IXP? Our media sample was dedicated to be used with IPP for IA32, EM64T, Itanium and IXP
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Vladimir
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Yes, we are using "Intel Integrated Performance Primitives V5.0.1 for Linux on Intel XScale Processors with Intel Wireless MMX Technology."
I have compiled the media sample code by using the modified "buildxscale_be.sh". But the sample code has so many variables and functions that are not defined in our IPP.
For example, variable "IppiQuantInvIntraSpec_MPEG4", variable IppsVLCDecodeSpec_32s", and function "ippiQuantInvIntraInit_MPEG4".
And the several blocks contained not-defined variables and functions are writtend like this :
//#if !defined (ARM) && !defined (_ARM_)
// equal size. simple convert
{
vm_byte *(pDst[3]) = {ConvertParam.lpDest0,
ConvertParam.lpDest1,
ConvertParam.lpDest2};
int dstStep[3] = { ConvertParam.PitchDest0,
ConvertParam.PitchDest1,
ConvertParam.PitchDest2};
IppiSize roiSize = {ConvertParam.ConversionInit.SizeDest.width,
ConvertParam.ConversionInit.SizeDest.height};
ippiYCbCr422ToYCrCb420_8u_C2P3R(ConvertParam.lpSource0,
ConvertParam.PitchSource0,
pDst,
dstStep,
roiSize);
}
//#endif // !defined (ARM) && !defined (_ARM_)
In this case, we don't have "ippiYCbCr422ToYCrCb420_8u_C2P3R" in our IPP.
So, I want to know where I can get the exact media sample code for our IPP and PXA27x.
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That was I mean - IPP media sample was developed and tested with IPP for IA32, EM64T, Itanium and IXP. It was not dedicated to use with IPP for PXA. You need to download IPP for IXP to be able to build media sample.
Vladimir
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Hello:
I met the same problem with you. How do you resovle the VFP error problem in another way? I use the arm-linux-gcc 3.4.4 and IPP 5.0.
Thanks in advance.
Best Regards,
Jing Hsuan

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