The code is Linux-specific anyway.

Even Ubuntu 8.04 LTS is more recent.

For mingw.org, we ship a single dxva2api.h which contains stuff
normally present in dxva.h, so skip dxva.h.

Initially, I made it a header file suitable for conditional inclusion.

However slim read/write locks in Windows Vista do not support
asynchronous procedure calls, so they cannot be leveraged in VLC.
Thus rwlock.c needs to be included forever on Windows. (The same
limitation prevent usage of condition variables also in Vista+.)

Ref #7431 #5377

Also reorder Win32 functions to avoid forward declarations.

This avoids having to make assumptions about the layout of the
underlying condition variables in the OS.

nacl doesn't use pic as does mingw.
Signed-off-by: Rafaël Carré <funman@videolan.org>

Signed-off-by: Felix Paul Kühne <fkuehne@videolan.org>

Using the foreign flavour you can forego the ABOUT-NLS file as well as
keep the custom INSTALL file.
Signed-off-by: Rafaël Carré <funman@videolan.org>

This is a basically subset of the v4l2 access.

If specific dimensions were specified, use that (like PVR).
Otherwise, try to find the best dimensions.

Previously, the current/default settings were always used.

Also refactor common code with MMAP devices.
In block mode, the read buffer size is controlled. That ensures that
dequeued buffers do not get truncated.

An ABI change to libvlccore or libcompat will always be signaled by a
change in a header file. That change will trigger a recompilation and
then relinking of affected plugins.

Thus, there is no need for libvlccore.la and libcompat.la to be
explicit dependencies of plugins. This small hack avoids relinking
every plugin whenever the libvlccore is rebuilt.