(No debugging symbols found in ffmpeg_g.exe) Sure enough, when I enter the command "gdb ffmpeg_g.exe" it gives me the warning: Reading symbols from ffmpeg_g.exe. Yet when I go into the the folder vcpkg\buildtrees\ffmpeg\圆4-windows-dbg and enter "ls ffmpeg*.exe" it tells me that both ffmpeg and ffmpeg_g executables are the same size. Thus, if the ffmpeg.dll file is missing, it may negatively affect the work of the associated software. It is an essential component, which ensures that Windows programs operate properly.
This implies not only that the script does not strip the "_g" files but that symbol stripping is disabled somehow. Ffmpeg.dll file is dynamic link library for Windows. This excerpt from the build log shows the following: Creating library libavdevice/avdevice.lib and object libavdevice/avdevice.exp It successfully builds ffmpeg.exe and related executables, as well as the necessary DLLs.
#Windows 10 ffmpeg install install#
I then call vcpkg with the following parameters./vcpkg install ffmpeg:圆4-windows -recurse Now I used vcpkg to install and build the source code (version X) at vcpkg\install according to the instructions at: Unfortuately, the vcpkg build process creates two identical executables for ffmpeg and ffmpeg_g, neither of which contain symbols.Ĭlone the git repository for vcpkg on my system: git clone I chose the vcpkg toolset as the most straightforward way to download necessary packages and build the required executables in Windows format. The latter (ffmpeg_g) retains symbols while the former is stripped. By convention, the ffmpeg project builds two versions of each executable, ffmpeg and ffmpeg_g. For these executables, I need the ability to step through the code, therefore I need a version of ffmpeg that includes symbols. If you need a newer version, for compatibility with newer files or bugfixes, choose an alternative method instead.
#Windows 10 ffmpeg install windows 10#
I'm building the ffmpeg source on Windows 10 in an attempt to customize and incorporate this open-source package as part of a larger package.īecause ffmpeg is a Linux-centric code base, I'm using the MSYS2 platform to build my Windows executables. Further, the installer will install a fairly old version of FFMPEG, which works for most file formats and most Audacity versions.
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