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ffmpeg Andreas Rheinhardt release/7.0:7050b247b28a: avcodec/vp8: Return error on error
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ffmpeg Andreas Rheinhardt release/7.0:a08da68e0a38: avformat/movenc: Check av_malloc()
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ffmpeg Andreas Rheinhardt release/7.0:2bfcc11f5145: avcodec/adts_parser: Don't presume buffer to be padded
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ffmpeg Andreas Rheinhardt release/7.0:45765b7c2efa: avformat/flacdec: Reorder allocations to avoid leak on error
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<Lynne>
JEEB: thanks, v3 is on the ML with some robustness improvements and fixes
<Lynne>
the new channel layout entries are in a separate commit
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<courmisch>
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ffmpeg Rémi Denis-Courmont master:f88374658752: lavc/flacdsp: do not assume maximum R-V VL
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ffmpeg Rémi Denis-Courmont release/7.0:2d514f5d481a: lavc/flacdsp: do not assume maximum R-V VL
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<courmisch>
the VVC MC patchset for R-V could use somebody else's opinion
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<courmisch>
okay, maybe there is a way to do FLAC LPC33 with 128-bit vectors, but it's going to be tiiiiight
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<JEEB>
so, should we do a call for alternatives with regards to how to handle contributions in the future? so that we can then have a vote on it, since it's highly unlikely that anything will move before that.
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<JEEB>
the alternatives for something like that which popped up previously were a) self-hosted gitlab since one of the community members said he could maintain it if he didn't have to actually pay for the hw/network etc b) sharing gitlab instance with videolan (since they already have someone maintaining it!) c) forgejo (when jdek checked the cli tools for this they were worse than gitlab's) d) keep to ML
<JEEB>
*self-hosted forgejo
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<JEEB>
option c had the problem that it had no-one AFAIK noted they'd be ready to do the admin work
<JEEB>
while a has that, and b of course would co-operate with videolan's existing infra, so less work in building stuff from the ground up
<JEEB>
oh, and I guess e) would be github
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<courmisch>
>> github
<courmisch>
inb4 Dolby sends a takedown notice
<JEEB>
ayup 8)
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ffmpeg Andreas Rheinhardt master:95faf45af16b: avformat/qoadec: Check ffio_ensure_seekback()
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ffmpeg Andreas Rheinhardt master:6dc8d4eea828: avformat/westwood_vqa: Check ffio_ensure_seekback()
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ffmpeg Andreas Rheinhardt master:b47116be45d9: avformat/oggdec: Check ffio_ensure_seekback()
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ffmpeg Andreas Rheinhardt master:590fffe6adcf: avformat/gifdec: Check ffio_ensure_seekback()
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ffmpeg Andreas Rheinhardt master:cf6d07522a37: avformat/dhav: Check ffio_ensure_seekback()
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ffmpeg Andreas Rheinhardt master:d8cad01805be: avformat/dhav: Check amount read
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ffmpeg Andreas Rheinhardt master:65763bffb6e2: avformat/mpegts: Don't use uninitialized value in av_log()
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ffmpeg Andreas Rheinhardt master:50c25d1f0a55: avformat/matroskaenc: Check ff_put_wav_header() failure
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ffmpeg Andreas Rheinhardt master:edc235e0761a: avformat/riffenc: Fix outdated comment
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ffmpeg Andreas Rheinhardt master:8e27bd025f45: avformat/async,cache: Use more unique context names
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ffmpeg Andreas Rheinhardt master:e9197db4f722: tests/checkasm/vvc_alf: Don't use declare_func_emms
<elenril>
JEEB: IMO a plain vote is useless without a plan for who will be implementing the result
<JEEB>
I agree, that's why I commented on the forgejo alternative being the one that got mentioned, but no-one had so far raised their hand for making that a thing
<elenril>
and a more detailed report into 1) what problem(s) are we solving 2) what our priorities are 3) what options are there and how do they compare
<Lynne>
sourcehut is at least not an option anymore
<elenril>
was it ever?
<elenril>
AFAIU it does not have an MR system, so I don't really see the point of it
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<nevcairiel>
sourcehut is like an alternative patchwork with an issue tracker, it is extremely barebones
<JEEB>
but yea, for self-hosted gitlab instance BtbN had mentioned "I'd be happy to set up and maintain a Gitlab instance, as long as I'm not the one sitting on the cost.", so that alternative at least has someone with regards to the software setup/admin - although he did also mention that he did prefer reusing videolan infra & github to that alternative :D
<JEEB>
elenril: I think the general idea is to decide on how we take in "patch-like contributions" in the future. at that point for me the minimum viable thing is to have the organization/repo setup done, credentials of maintainers added and a MR-like workflow being working. a more "complete" setup would be someone creating the CI automation files. but you will find not a lot of people will want to invest
<JEEB>
their time on this before the general decision has been made that X is for now the thing that's being moved to.
<nevcairiel>
in the time of containerized services, setting these up isn't that big of a deal if you have a machine to do it on, i would be happy to help with gitlab or gitea/forgejo if thats where we go
<JEEB>
one thing that someone #elsewhere mentioned is that neither gitlab or forgejo have a good system for handling spam, so self-hosting would probably mean having to dedicate some manpower to that.
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<Lynne>
someone brought sourcehut up, but a lot of projects just left, and one of its key developers
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<BtbN>
We absolutely could set up Github-CI right now. Everything is pushed there anyway, and it'd happily run along.
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<JEEB>
yea quite true
<BtbN>
The only way to really deal with spam is to do what Videolan is doing: Manually approve every new user
<JEEB>
pretty much
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<Lynne>
an lpc function is broken
<Lynne>
its written in inline asm
<Lynne>
on x86
<Lynne>
if there ever was a batman sign to summon me, its this
<jamrial>
Lynne: go wild :p
<Lynne>
looks easier than the window function, hopefully it won't be an oddysey
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<courmisch>
autocorr_32_c: 9458.2
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autocorr_32_rvv_f64: 1023.0
* courmisch
looks at SSE and smirks
<haasn>
is changing a field from uint16_t to int16_t an ABI break? (it was supposed to be signed)
<courmisch>
it depends
<courmisch>
a.k.a. yes
<courmisch>
on most ABIs, 16-bit values are signedness-extended to register size
<courmisch>
so unless you have a stack-based or a 16-bit calling convention...
<haasn>
it's in a packed struct
<haasn>
so there are no extra bits before the sign bit in the memory representation
<courmisch>
okay well on most architectures, it will work but
<haasn>
(well, a packed struct assuming the C compiler doesn't add unnecessary padding between uint16_t elements)
<courmisch>
some architectures without native 16-bit signed loads might break
<courmisch>
I mean, I am not sure if the ABI is allowed to assign semantics to the padding bits, but IIRC it does
<courmisch>
s/does/is/
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<courmisch>
if it's packed, then it can't break anything, but then again packed is not portable to begin with
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<courmisch>
it can break the API
<courmisch>
but not the ABI, I mean
<haasn>
hmm actually the question is irrelevant
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<Lynne>
courmisch: your checkasm test doesn't check the if(j==lag) branch
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<courmisch>
why is ff_vp9_subpel_filters using i16, when the values are i8
<courmisch>
Lynne: this is 6 months old code that is being reposted, I don't remember the details, TBH :/
<Lynne>
I don't think the bottom branch is even able to be triggered
<Lynne>
for(j=0; j<lag; j+=2) cannot possibly result in j==lag at the end
<courmisch>
Lynne: isn't that branch just a tail case for odd lags?
<Lynne>
no, lag == 15 stops at 13
<courmisch>
isn't that branch just a tail case for even lags?
<courmisch>
you mean my test does not check skipping the branch?
<Lynne>
oh, it is for even lags
<courmisch>
yeah it's true, we should maybe add at least one odd value
<Lynne>
but it makes zero difference whether its skipped or not
<courmisch>
I thought it was some kind of manual unrolling. The RVV code does not have a special case for that
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<courmisch>
I mean, i thought it was a tail to make up for manual unrolling in the main loop
<courmisch>
IIRC, it is possible to roll the C code. I didn't check if it was faster or slower
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<courmisch>
Lynne: so now, I seem to recall that I opted not to test odd cases since it was about testing assembler, not the C
<Lynne>
okay, it does do *something*, it fails on fate-alac-16-lpc-orders
<Lynne>
if your patch passes that test, its probably just unrolling tailcase
<courmisch>
okay, now that I played the bad cop on VP9 and VVC MC patchset, we need a good cop
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<Lynne>
works
<Lynne>
...was this it?
<Lynne>
I expected more from something lpc-related
<Lynne>
my only issue is that I have to manually set the lag value in asm, somehow what I get as an argument is 8000 times more
<Lynne>
x86inc does zero-extend int arguments, right?
<jamrial>
no
<jamrial>
use movsxdifnidn r#q, r#d
<courmisch>
fix the parameter type to size_t
<jamrial>
or do anything on that reg as a dword, to clear the upper 32 bits (if it can't be negative)
<courmisch>
is it just me or is 500 KiB just for VVC MC optimisations is a bit much
<Lynne>
jamrial: I ended up with lea lagq, [lagd*8], which should be the same (I had to mult by 8 anyway)
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<jamrial>
Lynne: shl lagd, 3?
<jamrial>
might be faster than lea
<BtbN>
hm, coverity seems to have taken the double-build okay enough
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<Lynne>
jamrial: that works, does that zero-extend it somehow?
<jamrial>
Lynne: yes, doing anything on 32bit regs clears the upper 32 bits
<Lynne>
ah, good to know, thanks
<Lynne>
autocorr_6_c: 125870.1
<Lynne>
autocorr_6_sse2: 28715.1
<Lynne>
everything with fma3 supports avx, right?
<jamrial>
yeah
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<Lynne>
patch sent, 8x gain on fma3
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ffmpeg Michael Niedermayer release/7.0:af25a4bfd250: Update for FFmpeg 7.0.1 release
<Lynne>
(minor changes done locally - reduced #vector regs used to 3, forgot to remove testing code)