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(this was reported as https://bugs.debian.org/#761240) Ogg/Vorbis files can consist of multiple parts, simply concatenated together: ```sh $ head -c 10000 /dev/zero | oggenc -r - -o foo.ogg $ head -c...
(this was originally reported as https://bugs.debian.org/#761307) Support for non-seekable inputs is questionable: ~~~sh $ head -c 10000 /dev/zero | oggenc -r - -o- | sndfile-convert -pcm16 /dev/stdin test.wav Not able...
(this was originally reported as https://bugs.debian.org/#761307) A file is considered seekable if `psf_is_pipe` returns false. `psf_is_pipe` (despite its name) checks for pipes and sockets. But there may be other non-seeakble...
as of #95 , i think it's clear that having to maintain two (complex) build-systems is a chore and error prone. iirc, there's hasn't been a release in almost 5...
the autotools setup is in a sorry state, and seems to be not very well tested. it wrongly uses `CFLAGS` (and `CPPFLAGS`) for C++-projects (`ndvi`, `facebl0r`, `facedetect`), resulting in -...
In [o3dgcTimer.h#L31](https://github.com/KhronosGroup/COLLADA2GLTF/blob/f7e8645/dependencies/o3dgc/src/o3dgc_common_lib/inc/o3dgcTimer.h#L31) there are some includes protected by an `#ifdef __MACH__`: ~~~C #elif __MACH__ #include #include #else #include #include #endif ~~~ It seems that this is intended for OSX/macOS. However...
it seems that the unittests were written for Python2. at least, most of them fail for me because they compare bytearrays with strings (which was the same in Python2 and...
if something goes catastrophically wrong (e.g. the object to test cannot be loaded), then the unittests just hang forever, as the terminating bang never occurs...
the "json-encode/read-large" unit-tests hardcodes a relative path to `[json-encode]`: https://github.com/residuum/PuRestJson/blob/b091c4b043015945a34f41c46ff16b6fc9a06219/unittests/json-encode/read-large.pd#L8 in order to be able to run the unit-tests on an already-installed package, this should be changed to just `[json-encode]`...