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With #97 we now have a dependency on mediadevices and vpx, which requires CGO. This is not a problem for the applications/tests in this repository, but it is an issue if we want to move bandwidth estimation algorithms here, too. I would like to make sure the module that users need to depend on for using Pion's bandwidth estimation does not require them to use CGO. #97 also broke compilation for my on Fedora because the vpx package cannot be found, even though libvpx is installed:
# github.com/pion/mediadevices/pkg/codec/vpx
# [pkg-config --cflags -- vpx vpx]
Package vpx was not found in the pkg-config search path.
Perhaps you should add the directory containing `vpx.pc'
to the PKG_CONFIG_PATH environment variable
Package 'vpx' not found
Package 'vpx' not found
I see two options for solving this:
Use build tags to disable CGO so users can compile even if they don't use CGO or have missing dependencies. I am not sure this is a good solution, since it still requires users to pull in dependencies like mediadevices.
With #97 we now have a dependency on mediadevices and vpx, which requires CGO. This is not a problem for the applications/tests in this repository, but it is an issue if we want to move bandwidth estimation algorithms here, too. I would like to make sure the module that users need to depend on for using Pion's bandwidth estimation does not require them to use CGO. #97 also broke compilation for my on Fedora because the vpx package cannot be found, even though libvpx is installed:
I see two options for solving this:
bweand leave this repository as a test-only repository (see also Rename repository to BWE? #88 and Move GCC rewrite from interceptor to this repo #61).Do you have any opinions on this @hanguyen-nuro @yzhao-nuro @joeturki @aalekseevx @Sean-Der ?