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Revert obscure hack that disables the malloc.h check on certain BSD platforms.
It's unclear what disabling the result of the check is good for and why it is
necessary. Just avoiding a warning is not a good enough reason. Furthermore
this hack introduces problems on 64 bit (k)FreeBSD, as reported in Debian bug
#578622, which indicates it might never have been a good idea at all.
author | diego |
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date | Wed, 21 Apr 2010 12:43:16 +0000 |
parents | 0f1b5b68af32 |
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#!/usr/bin/perl -w use POSIX; sub round { my $v = shift; return floor($v + 0.5); } $raw_aspect = 720/576; if (scalar(@ARGV) < 4) { print("Please provide a) the cropped but unscaled resolution (e.g. " . "716x524), b) the aspect ratio (either 4/3 or 16/9 for most DVDs), " . "c) the video bitrate in kbps (e.g. 800) and d) the movie's fps.\n"); print("If your DVD is not encoded at 720x576 then change the \$raw_aspect" . "variable at the beginning of this script.\n"); exit(1); } ($unscaled_width, $unscaled_height) = split('x', $ARGV[0]); $encoded_at = $ARGV[1]; if ($encoded_at =~ /\//) { my @a = split(/\//, $encoded_at); $encoded_at = $a[0] / $a[1]; } $scaled_width = $unscaled_width * ($encoded_at / ($raw_aspect)); $scaled_height = $unscaled_height; $picture_ar = $scaled_width / $scaled_height; ($bps, $fps) = @ARGV[2, 3]; printf("Prescaled picture: %dx%d, AR %.2f\n", $scaled_width, $scaled_height, $picture_ar); for ($width = 720; $width >= 320; $width -= 16) { $height = 16 * round($width / $picture_ar / 16); $diff = round($width / $picture_ar - $height); $new_ar = $width / $height; $picture_ar_error = abs(100 - $picture_ar / $new_ar * 100); printf("${width}x${height}, diff % 3d, new AR %.2f, AR error %.2f%% " . "scale=%d:%d bpp: %.3f\n", $diff, $new_ar, $picture_ar_error, $width, $height, ($bps * 1000) / ($width * $height * $fps)); }