Bugfix: last.fm segfaults under Windows This is due to %ju unsupported in printf. I also added a few HACKs to enhance submitting (length = 0 did not work, for instance).
Signed-off-by: Jean-Baptiste Kempf <jb@videolan.org>

Sample usage:
--verbose-objects=+input,-all

This fix also a crash because of a non joined thread on Mac OS X.

Old behavior is still available by prefixing the module name with an
equal sign. For example "vlc -p ts --advanced" returns help on the mux_ts,
vod_rtsp, ts and dvb (aka atsc) modules while "vlc -p '=ts' --advanced"
returns help on the mux_ts (aka ts) and ts modules.

Print the module name in help output (else the user has no way to link the vlc --list output to that of the vlc <insert a help command here> output other than by trying all the modules in --list with vlc -p <module name>)

Fix mistake in 92290c9d that allowed modules with no basic options (i.e. != advanced) to be shown in vlc -p <something> output with --no-advanced.

It workarounds a picture leak in libmpeg2/ffmpeg decoder, fixing the menu for
a few DVDs.

This reverts commit f18192c6.
It fixed a few streams while breaking a few others one.

This reverts commit bebc7751.

resources.cpp depends on all the png.

Patch by Jakob Fries

Fix Control() which was hit by the bug we wanted to fix...

This simplify the code and prevent typos: the PLAY request was made with
a starting time 1 million times too big, inverting npt and vlc clocks

So that the correct permissions are set

I just don't understand why double-clicking in an empty space does trigger the
event, but it does...

For a start, nobody uses UTF-32 for transmission/storage.
Then, we anyway have iconv() support in the subtitle support (where it
belongs IMHO), if you really wanted to use UTF-32.