This CL implements NACK based reference picture selection for VP8. A separate
class is used for keeping track of the references and managing the VP8 encode
flags. Appropriate tests have also been added.
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Removed TODO from webrtc.gyp since it is done.
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Fixed compilation on Windows.
Added missing file.
Merge branch 'master' into fix_mac_modules
Fixed compilation errors for the modules.gyp on Mac. This included some pretty large refactorings.
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* Split the WEBRTC_VIDEO_EXTERNAL_CAPTURE_AND_RENDER into WEBRTC_INCLUDE_INTERNAL_VIDEO_CAPTURE and WEBRTC_INCLUDE_INTERNAL_VIDEO_RENDER.
* Add DummyDeviceInfo for the case when WEBRTC_INCLUDE_INTERNAL_VIDEO_CAPTURE is not defined.
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This allows the Mac Make build to pass. We were hacking it in XCode with "-x objective-c++", but gyp/Make doesn't seem to accept that flag.
Also switch Objective-C #includes to #imports.
There is one file missing from this: vie_autotest_main.cc, because it's required on multiple platforms. I'm not immediately sure what the best approach is there, but the Objective-C headers should be somehow hidden.
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Consider the case when there're /dev/video0 and /dev/video1. But for somereason the video0 is not in a correct state and can't be open. As a result, current NumberOfDevices will return 1, which is fine. However, we will then never be able to get the device we really want - /dev/video1. Consider the code below, the GetCaptureDevice will fail because it calls into DeviceInfoLinux::GetDeviceName(0, ...) which will again try to open the /dev/video0. So the root cause is the mismatching of the NumberOfDevices and GetDeviceName.
Since we will open the device in DeviceInfoLinux::GetDeviceName anyway, I think we should return the number of /dev/video* in DeviceInfoLinux::NumberOfDevices without trying to open it. Otherwise the DeviceInfoLinux::NumberOfDevices should return more information like which /dev/video* is valid which is not.
bool found = false;
for (int i = 0; i < vie_capture->NumberOfCaptureDevices(); ++i) {
if (vie_capture->GetCaptureDevice(i, ...) == 0) {
found = true;
break;
}
}
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