install

sip voip codes on linux 2.4.20

Note that osip is developped on a i386 linux and other architecture
might be broken. Reports if one appears broken.


Install process for UNIX. (latest tested 0.8.8)
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  $> tar -xvzf libosip-x.x.x.tar.gz
  $> mkdir bld-linux
  $> CFLAGS="-I/usr/local/include/" ../configure
  $> make
  $> make install      (as root...)

I prefer to do:

  $> tar -xvzf libosip-0.X.X.tar.gz
  $> mkdir linux-build
  $> cd linux-build
  $> ../libosip-0.X.X/configure
  $> make
  $> make install

Here is a list of options you can give to the 'configure' command line:

configure --disable-mt             ==> disable any thread support,
flags: "-UOSIP_MT"

configure --disable-debug          ==> disable debug.
flags: "-UENABLE_DEBUG"

configure --disable-trace           ==> disable the trace in the logfile.
flags: "-UENABLE_TRACE"

configure --enable_mleak           ==> enable the memory leak detection.
flags: "-DENABLE_MLEAK"

configure --enable-pth             ==> use GNU pth library. (never tested yet!)
flags: "-DTHREAD_PTH -UTHREAD_PTHREAD"

configure --prefix=/your/local     ==> install in '$prefix' (default is /usr/local)


Install process for Windows. (latest tested 0.8.8)
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For Windows, see README file in the ./windows directory.
Workspace files for VC++ are provided.

Install process for Cris architecture. (latest tested 0.8.7)
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mkdir bld-osip
cd bld-osip
CC="gcc_cris -mlinux -isystem  /ldata/axis/cris-source/axis/devboard_lx/os/linux/include -I/ldata/axis/cris-source/axis/devboard_lx/apps/osip" CPP=
"gcc_cris -E -mlinux -isystem  /ldata/axis/cris-source/axis/devboard_lx/os/linux/include" LD="ld-cris -mcrisaout" AR="ar-cris" RANLIB="ranlib-cris"
 NM="nm-cris" ../osip/configure --prefix=/ldata/axis/cris-source/axis/devboard_lx/target/cris-axis-linux-gnu/usr/local 
make

see www.axis.com for more info on the ETRAX 100LX module.

Install process for VxWorks. (latest tested 0.8.8)
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From a tornado user:

   I built them in tornado GUI, and just test them in the simulate.
   1. Create a bootable vxworks image project.
   2. Add all files in the new project.
   3. Include the networks componets.
   4. Add the  compiler parameter as follows:
        -D__VXWORKS_OS__ -DTHREAD_PTHREAD -D_REENTRANT -DOSIP_MT
        -DHAVE_SIGNAL_H -DENABLE_DEBUG -DENABLE_TRACE -DSHOW_MESSAGE

and play!