This fixes all occurences of `cmake --build` as it already was in one
case with commit HEAD~7.
If omitted, CMake leaves the number of processes used on underlying
implementation, which turns out to `make -j`, thus unlimited number of
cores, which is undesirable.
After previous commit, UG configure finds the .pc file because
the file was copied incorrectly before - it is copied to
/usr/local/lib/pkgconfig, which was perhaps not a directory, creating
file _named_ pkgconfig instead the file inside that dir. Interestingly
this didn't look like it influenced other libraries, that might also
want to copy its files to something, that was then file.
But the contents is not usable without adjustnments:
1. prefix is C:/Program Files/CineFormSDK
2. lib is set to -lCFHDCodecShared in the PC file, but generated
library has name just CFHDCodec (something similar as already solved
by 0001-CMakeList.txt-remove-output-lib-name-force-UNIX.patch)
While the pkg-config file was not used previously, it is perhaps easiest
to leave it as it used to be instead of trying to fix the .pc file.
This saves some 2.5 minute from the Windows runner run time.
There is also commented-out code to download the Release Asset directly
from CineForm GH. This unfortunatelly doesn't work right now (commented
in the file).
closes GH-352
It looks like the pre-build library BUILD/Binaries/x64/SpoutLibrary.dll
is no longer compatible with the headers in Git.
Pre-built library version is 2.007.010 while the latest version on GitHub
is Spout 2.007.012. When building Spout from sources, the referenced
issue no longer occurs. Also the libraries are not expected to be included
in the Git in future (leadedge/Spout2#103).
Copy sounfont to known path for macOS and Windows CI builds (in Linux,
this is already handled with a environment var SDL_SOUNDFONTS). And also
use that location if there is any soundfont.
Ensure that /usr/local/{bin,include,lib} are created in scrips that copy
to that.
This is not problem for the CI because `.github/scripts/Windows/prepare_msys.sh`
already creates them but the scripts are standalone installers and it
can be run independently by a developer to install the particular dependency.
The original location sometimes fail with HTTP error code 500 causing
the build to fail. Thus replace it with own libnatpmp mirror (there
isn't any ongoing development, anyway).
Use MSYS2 version instead of external builds from gyan.net. FFmpeg gets
installed as a dependency anyway and this causes crashes because of
binary incompatibility between those two. See failed run:
https://github.com/CESNET/UltraGrid/actions/runs/2076078289
Both use ucrt as a C library but ucrt64 (with gcc) presents some
spurious warnings (eg. not knowing "%zu" printf conversion) which makes
it questionable if correct headers are used.
Windows distribution of NDI usually doesn't contain Version.txt so do
not use it. Moreover the previous way of creating the version file (in
.bashrc) was not perfect.
Write at least NDI major version if NDI_VERSION is not present.
