Re: [Sarp-users] Re: SARP C++ code

[Andrew R. <an...@ra...>]

The good news is that the code for dealing with passing calls through is
actually rather simple if you rely on the UAs doing their thing
properly. Ending calls is harder but I'm getting there and most of my
Perl code for all of this should be relatively easily ported to C++

One thing Dylan didn't mention is that he is coding under Windows. Most
of the code should be directly portable (or some minor changes) but
there will be a little bit of work to be done getting it into *nix land.
Being able to compile it as a service under Windows or a daemon under
*nix will be a wonderful thing though. :-)

Regards

Andrew Radke


On Thu, Jul 31, 2003 at 04:14:31PM +1000, Dylan Walkden wrote:
>     The C++ source isn't really ready for post as yet. I've done all the
> basic framework such as the code to receive packets, parse them, etc. If
> real life hadn't interrupted me I'd probably be finishing up the code to
> handle the Registrar side of things, I have most of it done I just need to
> add code to drop duplicate packets from a transaction. Also the code that
> generates the reply packet needs a bit of work, I missed a section in the
> RFC when I was skimming over it. And I really need to edit out some of the
> more "interesting" diagnostic messages I put in there while debugging late
> at night. Useful comments would probably help to, at the moment they are
> just in there to jog my memory and tend to be a tad cryptic.
>     But sure, once I get my act together the more help on this the merrier.
> :) Do you have any particular specialties when it comes to coding Szabolcs?
> 
>     - Dylan.