From: Scott L. <la...@la...> - 2003-07-03 04:47:58
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No need to cc: me. On Wed, Jul 02, 2003 at 11:20:22PM -0400, Steve Kann wrote: > Thanks, Scott. > > I'll try these out tomorrow. > > The gsm Makefile patch shouldn't be necessary, though, because we > aren't actually using the gsm Makefiles; the lib/Makefile makes all the > objects necessary for the gsm codec. > > I guess I can't decide if the "OSTYPEREAL" thing you did makes things > clearer or more complicated -- probably simpler and less likely to > break when us "Linux bigots" change things but forget to maintain the > FreeBSD targets :) It was merely an expedient for setting MAKE=gmake rather than MAKE=make. It would probably be better to generalize out the "Linux" case to "unix" and just override anything that is needed for a particular subset of "unix". That would probably end up making OS X a subset of "unix" along with linux, *BSD, and everything else. That's probably more far reaching than I realize right now, and I'm really supposed to be sleeping. Choosing the name of "make" and setting the CFLAGS to use the right threads lib have been the only thing that has needed a knob in the Makefiles so far. It's a real pain in the gluteous maximus trying to use sourceforge.net's cvs server, at least with an anonymous login. I made basically the same changes to the wx/Makefile and it builds/runs now. > You should try to have it call a public IAX server or make a sucessful > test call though; gu...@mi... should work.. Using hostnames in testcall seems to be bad. Calling gu...@mi.../s@default ready for keyboard input Segmentation fault (core dumped) but an IP works just fine. :-) Calling guest@216.207.245.8/s@default ready for keyboard input Scheduling retransmission 9 Scheduling retransmission 9 IAXCLIENT: Call 0 ringing IAXCLIENT: Call 0 answered Scheduling retransmission 9 Scheduling retransmission 9 Scheduling retransmission 9 9 sending 9 Scheduling retransmission 9 Scheduling retransmission 9 456 sending 4 sending 5 sending 6 ... q Hanging up and exiting IAXCLIENT: Hanging up call 0 Audio was good and it heard my "keypresses". Now where is my headset? wx, IAXTest, works too. Holy cow! That was easier than I had expected. Too bad iaxtel.com seems to be flakey right now. -- Scott Lambert KC5MLE Unix SysAdmin la...@la... |