Well that's a bit of a pain; are they not ifdef'd?
Last I checked it wasn't. That's why I said they effectively broke it
Surely it must be possible to build something which is non-pxa, and non-IPP
Sure it's possible. There
is a reason I'm doing my own VLC Media Player build
(as my C750 doesn't use this either I don't think with its ATi innards)...?
Use of Intel's IPP library is not restricted to a certain graphics hardware
or processor type
per se. There are several problems with using it, though:
-- it's binary only, not sitting well with an Open-Source approach
-- it's binary only, so you have to use the appropriate binary compatible version for your CPU
-- later releases are AFAIK no longer available for the StrongARM, thus the API used in the current MPlayer patches is partially unavailable in the last existing SA-1110 version.
And yes, the atty.jp version uses it. So there
Yes, I think you'll find that the mplayer in the OZ feed will run on the 5500
That's what I would expect, yes. But since I personally find OZ to be an unacceptable choice, that really is not an option (not that I would need it -- I'm quite happy as is, thank you very much).
Intel IPP is for the 6k, 1k, 3k only?
No, see above. The
Intel Integrated Performance Primitives Library is simply a set of optimized functions, tuned to match your CPU. It provides a lot of Audio/Video/Signal Processing/Math functions, which Intel claims are the fastest possible for the platform in question (and it's likely that this is true).
AFAIK it's available for all CPU families currently shipped by Intel. Support for it seems to cease once shipping stops (hence the non-availability of current releases for the SA-1110).
Best regards,
Chris.