skins was using two lists of variables (named and anonymous).
The problem was that variables from one list held references to variables from the other list and vice-versa. Whatever the order of releasing them, crashes could occur.

This patch uses the anonymous list to keep a reference on **all** variables.
This guarantees they are released in the reverse order from creation.

When we fill the name of an input item with URI parts, use decode_URI() so it becomes easier to read.

, like the name indicates.
Pass unmodified URIs from xspf to vlc, and stores them in xspf
unmodified as well

This commit partly reverts [9a746cfa]
Code using psz_uri should be checked for consistency, and GUIs might want to decode components at display

Signed-off-by: Rémi Denis-Courmont <remi@remlab.net>

SubX crashed on both Linux and Windows in a set::erase call (STL) when releasing C++ objects. Swapping two loops solved it. (the second loop was referencing variables released in the first loop). This makes SubX terminate nicely, but doesn't solve all crashes for skins2. (more cleanup to do)

This fixes a DIVIDEBYZERO crash in the rotate filter. Does not seem like the right solution to me, but dionoea should probably look into that, since he wrote most of this filter.

This crash occured with http://streams.videolan.org/issues/HIGNFY%20S25E02%20-%20Part%201.flv

plane 1 (non Y-plane)
i_visible_lines = 119
p_pic->p[Y_PLANE].i_visible_pitch = 320
p_pic->p[Y_PLANE].i_visible_lines = 239
i_visible_pitch = 160

The Objective-C runtime will properly unload this at the end of the application. The mozilla plugin should not even be using this at all.

This was even worse. +load() != init()
This reverts commit b5feb899.

these are automagically 'replaced by the more efficient 'Dynamic Loader Compatibility Functions.'' as suggested by Apple's documentation. IMO, this should be ported to the 1.0-bugfix branch as it cleanly fixes some 64bit crashes and should improve the performance slightly

This fixes the NSScreen crash, which could be accurately reproduced by following the steps in #2880.

This reverts commit 4a6e2de2.

This works with 10.2, 10.3 and 10.4, but 10.3 requires the code we have in VLCApplication.

(cherry picked from commit 8b9d73a700bf003be654750df29f5af30f854bfd)
Signed-off-by: Derk-Jan Hartman <hartman@videolan.org>

Signed-off-by: JP Dinger <jpd@videolan.org>

it.