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README.md

libebml

a C++ libary to parse EBML files

Specifications may be rendered at http://matroska-org.github.io/libebml/

Building and installing

Building a released version

libebml is based on autoconf and automake and requires only a C++ compiler. This means that the normal build process consists of the usual three steps:

  1. Configuration: ./configure
  2. Building: make
  3. Installation (run this as root): make install

Building from git

If you're building from git you must have the GNU autotools (autoconf, automake, libtoolize) installed. Then run the following two commands:

  1. libtoolize
  2. autoreconf -vi

Afterwards continue with the steps listed for building a released version.