Re: [Users] openSER on Windows - sr-users

20 Jul 2006

i never heard of this interix ... but it does not seem free, so i
would not use it. Also, it comes from microsoft directly, right? uuu
...
And it sounds a bit like cygwin stuff ...
What i was talking about are libraries which you can use to create
fully native .exe files (or .dll, as it fits you) ... For example, by
cross-compiling using mingw32 from a linux host, you get a fully
native windows .exe/.dll file ... Ain't that cool?
I don't want to have to open some kind of terminal window or the like
... i want native windows.

Cesc
PS - let's keep the discussion in the mail list ...

On 7/20/06, Public Dump &lt;pbd(a)suspiria.net&gt; wrote:
...
  Well, like the other project that tried to port Ser,
there is also Microsoft Interix - it is free and should provide a complete POSIX
abstraction layer.

  -----Ursprüngliche Nachricht-----
 Von: Cesc [mailto:cesc.santa@gmail.com]
 Bereitgestellt: Donnerstag, 20. Juli 2006 16:00
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 Unterhaltung: [Users] openSER on Windows
 Betreff: Re: [Users] openSER on Windows

 I had a similar idea ... that is, just an idea :) There are
 several OS abstraction layer libraries out there ... why not
 use one of them as a foundation for ser/openser?

 I am familiar with the one used for MiniSIP (C++), though
 other are available ... PWLib (used in openh323), sipxtapi
 uses some OS-AL software, boost (not sure about this one),
 ... I would say most of them are C++, thus i have never tried
 how would the integration of openser C code with C++ code ...
 but hey ...

 It may be a nice idea ... though this would introduce a whole
 new range of problems and challenges ... it would also open
 the door to a whole new big market.

 Regards,

 Cesc

 On 7/20/06, Weiter Leiter &lt;bp4mls(a)googlemail.com&gt; wrote:
  There was this project going on:
 http://developer.berlios.de/projects/serinterix/ but it  seems to have
  died in infancy. Maybe you could give it a try
and let us  know how's
  it working (or if).

 WL.

 Public Dump wrote:
 > Is it possible to compile openSER on windows, possibly  with the help
   of cygwin
?
 Anybody done that ?

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