kiteffmpeg/io.github.yuroyami.kiteffmpeg/FFmpegIdentity

FFmpegIdentity

class FFmpegIdentity(val status: Int, val bypassed: Boolean, val bypassedStatus: Int, val cAbiVersion: String, val libraries: List<FFmpegLibraryIdentity>, val configurationsAgree: Boolean, val configurationsDisagreed: List<String>, val buildFFmpegRef: String, val buildLicenseFlavour: String, val buildProvisioningDir: String, val runtimeVersionInfo: String, val runtimeLicense: String, val provisioning: String)

The FFmpeg identity report: what this build was compiled against, what it is linked to, and whether the two are compatible.

Why this type exists. In the direction that matters, older headers against a newer runtime, every symbol resolves and the link succeeds while struct field offsets are wrong. 38 offsets were measured to move across one FFmpeg major, and the failure that follows is a wrong value read and then a crash inside FFmpeg's own code, or nothing visible at all. Version numbers alone do not even cover it: six libraries taken from two different builds can report six agreeing triples and still be a mixed install, which is what configurationsAgree is for.

KiteFFmpeg compares the two columns once per process, before anything allocates, and refuses to run on a combination it knows is unsafe. This report is what that refusal carries, and it is also readable on a healthy runtime as an ordinary diagnostic.

Constructors

FFmpegIdentity

constructor(status: Int, bypassed: Boolean, bypassedStatus: Int, cAbiVersion: String, libraries: List<FFmpegLibraryIdentity>, configurationsAgree: Boolean, configurationsDisagreed: List<String>, buildFFmpegRef: String, buildLicenseFlavour: String, buildProvisioningDir: String, runtimeVersionInfo: String, runtimeLicense: String, provisioning: String)