Objective Systems Open H.323 for C is a simple H.323 protocol stack. It contains signaling logic to allow H.323 channels to be created and terminated. The code is developed in C to allow easy portability to different platform types (including embedded).
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ooh323c Version 0.9.0 Released
Objective Systems released version 0.9.0 of its open source H.323 stack. The stack is entirely developed in C. It is single threaded and has relatively small footprint. Release 0.9.0 is now available for download from the following URL: http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=121413 Changes that went into this release were: * Updated specs to H.323 version 6 and regenerated codecs. This also fixed a bug in open extension decoding. * Fixed version number. (thanks to Matej Kral) * Increased maximum message buffer size to avoid segmentation faults. (thanks to Matej Kral) * Fixed a bug preventing the stack from being restarted. (thanks to Matej Kral) * Call monitors can now be stopped even if the stack is not registered with the GateKeeper. (thanks to Matej Kral) * Fixed a bug in large message tracing in which a crash would occur if the message was too large (thanks to Matej Kral). * Fixed a bug in copying remote display name in which it was not properly null-terminated (thanks to Matej Kral). * Fixed numerous compilation warnings.
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File released: /ooh323c/0.9.0/ooh323c-0.9.0win32.zip
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ooh323c 0.9.0 file released: ooh323c-0.9.0.tar.gz
Release 0.9.0 * Updated specs to H.323 version 6 and regenerated codecs. This also fixed a bug in open extension decoding. * Fixed version number. (thanks to Matej Kral) * Increased maximum message buffer size to avoid segmentation faults. (thanks to Matej Kral) * Fixed a bug preventing the stack from being restarted. (thanks to Matej Kral) * Call monitors can now be stopped even if the stack is not registered with the GateKeeper. (thanks to Matej Kral) * Fixed a bug in large message tracing in which a crash would occur is message was too large (thanks to Matej Kral). * Fixed a bug in copying remote display name in which it was not properly null-terminated (thanks to Matej Kral). * Fixed numerous compilation warnings.
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File released: /ooh323c/0.9.0/ooh323c-0.9.0lnx.tar.gz
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File released: /ooh323c/0.9.0/ooh323c-0.9.0.tar.gz
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ooh323c 0.9.0 file released: ooh323c-0.9.0win32.zip
Release 0.9.0 * Updated specs to H.323 version 6 and regenerated codecs. This also fixed a bug in open extension decoding. * Fixed version number. (thanks to Matej Kral) * Increased maximum message buffer size to avoid segmentation faults. (thanks to Matej Kral) * Fixed a bug preventing the stack from being restarted. (thanks to Matej Kral) * Call monitors can now be stopped even if the stack is not registered with the GateKeeper. (thanks to Matej Kral) * Fixed a bug in large message tracing in which a crash would occur is message was too large (thanks to Matej Kral). * Fixed a bug in copying remote display name in which it was not properly null-terminated (thanks to Matej Kral). * Fixed numerous compilation warnings.
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