How to Resolve Undefined Symbols for Architecture x86_64 While Compiling FFmpeg with x264?
I am working on compiling FFmpeg version 0.9.0.git with x264 version 0.120 on an x86_64 system, and I am encountering an issue during the build process.
Here’s how I am configuring FFmpeg:
After configuring, I run
make
, but during the linking phase, I get the following error:
I expected the build to complete successfully without errors, allowing me to use the compiled FFmpeg with x264
Instead, the build process failed with the linker unable to find certain symbols (_MM_FIX_0_707106781
and _MM_FIX_0_541196100
) for the x86_64 architecture, which seem to be referenced by the file vf_fspp.o
in libavfilter.a
.
I tried cleaning the build directory and recompiling, but the issue persists.
Does anyone have experience with this specific error or know how to resolve the undefined symbols for architecture x86_64? Any advice on what I might be missing or what additional dependencies I need to check for?Solution:Jump to solution
If you are on a Mac, then this post from StackOverflow may help
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/5338068/problem-with-link-time-optimization-causing-undefined-symbols-with-asm-constants...
Stack Overflow
Problem with Link Time Optimization causing undefined symbols with ...
I am compiling mplayer with llvm-gcc-4.2.1.
With '-O1' (which disables link time optimization), the program successfully compiles and links. With '-O2' or '-O1 -flto', ld complains of undefined
With '-O1' (which disables link time optimization), the program successfully compiles and links. With '-O2' or '-O1 -flto', ld complains of undefined
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Solution
If you are on a Mac, then this post from StackOverflow may help
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/5338068/problem-with-link-time-optimization-causing-undefined-symbols-with-asm-constants
Stack Overflow
Problem with Link Time Optimization causing undefined symbols with ...
I am compiling mplayer with llvm-gcc-4.2.1.
With '-O1' (which disables link time optimization), the program successfully compiles and links. With '-O2' or '-O1 -flto', ld complains of undefined
With '-O1' (which disables link time optimization), the program successfully compiles and links. With '-O2' or '-O1 -flto', ld complains of undefined
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