The current mlt++ source Makefile requires that the 'test' directory be compiles as part of the build. This fails on Arch. I have disabled the build of the 'test' dir files with:
sed -i '/$(MAKE) -C test $@/d' Makefile
Is there any reason they should be built by the current Makefile to begin with? Isn't that something that is normally done by the user AFTER the package is installed? Since the 'test' Makefile requires -lmlt++ and that lib isn't installed until the package is installed - this will cause a build failure every time.
Does building mt++ require first building mt? I want to help but I am unable to build mt. Looks like mlt can't find the tqt header files....
Darrell