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				name : libva-utils
				version : 1.8.2
				release : 1
				source :
				- https://freedesktop.org/software/vaapi/releases/libva/libva-utils-1.8.2.tar.bz2 : 038cc320d6403a626d78a50aad6c8b70a13f2359cea1e0cf0ab773773135bf4c
				joebonrichieAuthorUnsubmitted Not Done Inline Actions Version 1.8.3 has been released joebonrichie: Version 1.8.3 has been released
				license : MIT
				component : xorg.display
				DataDrakeUnsubmitted Not Done Inline Actions Should be `system.utils` DataDrake: Should be `system.utils`
				summary : Libva-utils is a collection of tests for VA-API (VIdeo Acceleration API).
				description: \|
				Libva-utils is a collection of tests for VA-API (VIdeo Acceleration API).
				builddeps :
				- pkgconfig(libdrm)
				- pkgconfig(x11)
				- pkgconfig(xext)
				- pkgconfig(xfixes)
				- pkgconfig(libva-x11)
				- pkgconfig(wayland-client)
				- pkgconfig(libva-wayland)
				joebonrichieAuthorUnsubmitted Not Done Inline Actions There is some duplication here, for example pkgconfig(xext) depends on libx11 so pkgconfig(libx11) is not necessary. Additionally the pkgconfig's are not alphabetised. The only pkgconfig's you need for full functionality are:- pkgconfig(libdrm) pkgconfig(libva) pkgconfig(wayland-client) pkgconfig(xext) pkgconfig(xfixes) joebonrichie: There is some duplication here, for example pkgconfig(xext) depends on libx11 so pkgconfig…
				rundeps :
				- libva
				joebonrichieAuthorUnsubmitted Not Done Inline Actions Not necessary - if you check abi_used_symbols libva.so.1 is already picked up so eopkg will automatically install libva as a dependency. joebonrichie: Not necessary - if you check abi_used_symbols libva.so.1 is already picked up so eopkg will…
				setup : \|
				%autogen --prefix=/usr \
				joebonrichieAuthorUnsubmitted Not Done Inline Actions %configure --disable-static should be sufficient joebonrichie: %configure --disable-static should be sufficient
				--disable-static
				build : \|
				%make
				install : \|
				%make_install