ade Verona to use latest mediastreamer2 in place of ph_media_streamer
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this is the most urgent thing to do about libraries.
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ibsound).
I started to remove boost from trunk (Aurelien convinced me), I didn't
finished nor commited something. I think it can simplify access to new
developers since only one big library will be needed: Qt (QtCore and boost
are similar).
Good luck, may the
n general, but not every change.
If you want mercurial because it is only better for YOU or because it
is cool, fine. But then it is a dictature, not an open project :p (ok
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>
> Tanguy Krotoff schrieb:
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> > Qt already brings a lot for VoIP softwares: XML, DBus, networking,
> > ECMAScript scripting, Qtopia, CSS styles, Qt Designer, SVG, OpenGL...
> > and Qt 4.4 will bring even more essential pieces:
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> Yes, qt is nice. I just wrot
ode?
Pidgin video implementation is still a dream or they plan to release
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People talk about GTK+ under MacOS X for years now and nothing stable
has been produced yet :/
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> Also, but that's for later, by the end of 2008, Kopete and Gaim should
> talk or use telepathy and tapioca so by the end of this year we should
> have pretty cool free voip+video solutions on all desktops so rejoice
> :-)
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WengoPhone is under "GNU GPL v2 and later versions"
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Under Windows, no need to compile Boost
Here is an installer:
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incompatible FindX11.cmake modules in the end.
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wengophone-2.1 is a better branch name
for libwebcam then let it be like this
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see any mutexes there
This is the previous version, here the new one:
http://dev.openwengo.com/trac/openwengo/trac.cgi/browser/owutil/branches/event-2.0/event/Event2.h
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ou need to call QApplication:postEvent()
and I don't see another way..
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Commited and tickets closed
If there is a problem you can rep-open them
thx
Chris Brody-GMail wrote:
Thanks for committing the fixes-they are building OK.
I have reported some more problems in 1612, 1613, 1614, and 1615.
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ll is built but it's import library is not
built...
Any ideas?
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g Cmake 2.4
It took me a long time to realize that the \cmake\Modules directory is the
wengophone\cmake\Modules.
-Lukas
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nmake.bat tell me what it
tells you
try to put other message() in CMakeDetermineRCCompiler.cmake if you feel
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dition/Visual Studio
Tools/Visual Studio 2005 Command Prompt
and then run WengoPhone compilation process from the command prompt.
If CMake cannot find rc.exe this means that your
configuration/environment is not good.
Visual Studio 2005 Command Prompt will set all the variables properly
-
You need curl version >= 7.15.2
currently there is not check about libraries version in OWBuild
Dave Neary wrote:
Tanguy Krotoff wrote:
I moved the *_EXTERNAL options to libs/3rdparty/CMakeLists.txt because
it's more consistent from an architecture point of vue
Now you can compile us
s/3rdparty/CMakeLists.txt, or add a bunch of options on the command
line, to do the same thing?
Cheers,
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stute mathieu wrote:
If you're under a Linux box with a Qt >= 4.2 that might interest you:
http://qtnode.net/wiki/GLib_Event_Loop
Just tried it and a simple export QT_NO_GLIB=true works!
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Subject: RE: [Wengophone-devel] Manifest Error
As per my understanding its becaus
Ismail Dönmez wrote:
Hi,
On Thursday 25 January 2007 12:03:58 Tanguy Krotoff wrote:
[...]
for FFmpeg it's a little bit more dangerous:
with scons we use an old version and cmake uses a pretty new version
from FFmpeg CVS
I wanted to ask about this, why does cmake not use shared libav
od architecture
- reusability
- everybody to join the project without getting lost in 700 000 lines of
code
http://koders.com/info.aspx?c=ProjectInfo&pid=SGMNL192ANWUE9A8CQWFAVWTSB
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so it won't copy msvcr80.dll and its friends and WengoPhone will use the
.dll from your Visual C++ installation
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Doesn't work fine for me
Yes we know! The SCons modification is a ugly
By the way I have some problems now on my Linux box with the new
FindBoost.cmake, I doing some tests
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s now indigestible)
It works fine on trunk and branch 2.1, we still keep SCons files for the
moment
If you have some troubles/ideas/whatever, let me know
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This is a prototype althrough it works fine. This is not integrated into
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As you will see there is an old implementation
sipXtapi.h has changed and SipWrapper.h too
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is, it is simply common sense. But just let me
the time to write the documentation and improve OWBuild! The
documentation is too short for the moment and of course I know it
and telling me "I'm not sure OWBuild is better than CMake blahblah"
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to use a tool specially designed and studied to solve this particular
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Feel free to ask questions and test it
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defined OS_WINDOWS) && (QT_EDITION == QT_EDITION_DESKTOP)
Check
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I don't have a x86_64 computer, GlaDiaC on IRC might help you since he
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Sylvain Benner wrote:
So can you explain what do you mean by "inheritance system" please ?
Some explanations here:
http://d
k about it on this
mailing-list.
I would like to thank Andreas Schneider (GlaDiaC) for the first CMake
support version that help me a lot.
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Leonardo José Reyes Diago wrote:
and i don't understand this type of definition. especialy this part
"std::set"
set is part of the STL:
http://www.sgi.com/tech/stl/set.html
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Antoine Pitrou wrote:
It seems the wengophone isn't referenced in the koders.com database
What do you think?
That's a good idea and that I have done it already but never got an
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Gianluca Sforna wrote:
So you are really asking a Debian developer to fix _your_ problems
with the Windows build?
Let me doubt about this event happening...
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d by one
and only one thread at a time. It's here to get a thread-safe logger
system: multiple threads can use this class.
If you check the svn log you will see that it was added later on
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This was done inside WengoSCons on purpose.
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Marco Nenciarini wrote:
What's about removing openssl in favour of gnutls on linux?
This has been already debated, the problem is to compile gnutls under
Windows. If you manage to do that...
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Andreas Schneider wrote:
Tanguy Krotoff wrote:
Andreas Schneider wrote:
could you please try to compile WengoPhone on Windows and report me
bugs???
Ive fixed the FindBoost.cmake file under windows:
http://dev.openwengo.com/trac/openwengo/trac.cgi/changeset/7781
Great thanks!
It's
void postEvent(IThreadEvent * event) = 0;
};
class IThreadEvent : Interface {
public:
virtual ~IThreadEvent() {
}
virtual void callback() = 0;
};
And there is a QtPostEvent + a QtThreadEvent
Same for Boost
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erent licenses but mixing them together right? Here
there is no mixing ./
The best would be to ask the FreeSwitch people what their intent is with
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Antoine Pitrou wrote:
Well, according to the FSF, the MPL is not GPL-compatible.
This is not a problem, we just need to load the dll at runtime and
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It will simplify *a lot* the control and presentation layers!
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MPL license, in full C and very portable
Whaou this seems to be really really nice, anybody heard about it?
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mode=release-symbols nobuildid=0
as you can see there is:
phspeexplugin + phamrplugin
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Andreas Schneider wrote:
Tanguy Krotoff wrote:
so let's summarize and tell me if you agree ;)
- FFmepg
win32: precompiled binaries from repo (why not upload binaries from:
http://arrozcru.no-ip.org/ffmpeg_builds/)
linux: system lib
macosx: fink
- cURL
For now:
all: build from repo
Wait
check several times for Qt?
the find_package scripts are written in Ruby, I would rather prefer to
have them in Python (the 'official' script language at Wengo).
How did you create the dependendy diagram? It's very nice indeed!
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in short: scons sucks!
time to fight!!!
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should be handled inside the
control layer thus your need to call PFactory::postEvent(). This means
you need a
MultiFactory::postEvent() {
foreach i in _list {
_list[i]->postEvent();
}
}
I don't see how to handle the tread-safety problem from the control layer...
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Gianluca Sforna wrote:
/me wonders how you can compile GAIM _now_, since it uses gnutls
(maybe this is true only in Linux?)
Gaim under Windows does not use gnutls but a library from Netscape.
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binaries from a HTTP server if the build system detects a Windows OS.
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mingw needed) and I finally gave up. If somebody wants to try again...
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simple. I don't see why inheriting can be better. The only good point
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win32: precompiled binaries from repo
linux: system lib
macosx: fink
- PortAudio
win32: build from repo
linux: system lib
macosx: fink
- libsamplerate
linux: build from repo
- TinyXML
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P. Durante wrote:
I want to integrate it into
qtwengophone itself (like gaim-remote or the skype api already do)
which brings me to the f
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Andreas Schneider wrote:
a) should owcurl always compiled with SSL or not?
Yes
b) would it be possible that you contribute your pat
ince there is
a gsm library (at least under Debian).
For ILBC and AMR, source code has to be kept inside the repository.
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borland, como...
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Fixed:
http://dev.openwengo.com/trac/openwengo/trac.cgi/changeset/7306
Thanks for the report
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nd simple tools
(=classes) that make one and only one thing.
For example I HATE to read Qt source code: 3000 lines .cpp files with
variables named like a, b, c... impossible to make a simple search
inside their source code!
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I Didn't get it.
You thank god for not integrating 4.2 sooner because distros don't have
it yet?
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roviders, at least:
Free World Dialup
ekiga.net
Voip Buster
Vonage
SIPphone (Gizmo project)
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Mayank Jain wrote:
when I am running it
with Wengo, it is not taking input from the microphone and giving
desired results.
Can you give us more details?
- The code that you use to read the microphone input
- which OS do you use?
and any other informations that might help
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et's just say that it is on the
good way :)
** Refactoring
The code is improving a lot, all the developers learned a lot in 2 years.
We have already good libraries that enable us to develop faster than
before. Check libs/util, libs/webcam, libs/wenbox, libs/qtutil to see
good examples.
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b: mkstemp has a different prototype than mktemp
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std::cout << "Hello World!" << std::endl;
}
};
MyThread * myThread = new MyThread();
myThread->start();
You can control (if you need it) the event loop and insert events inside
the event loop using Thread::postEvent(ThreadEvent * event) and
Thread::runE
Windows, just run:
wengophone-ng/trunk/build/build_nmake.bat
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t owsystem owthread owutil
6 minutes
- CMake on the same libraries:
3 minutes
I modified String.cpp to compare the starting time (biggest problem of
SCons):
- SCons: 52 seconds (25s without the "terminate building" step)
- CMake: 15 seconds
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odules for Qt4, Boost, ZLib...
UUID, FFmpeg, Speex and cURL are missing (KDE has a FindOpenSSL.cmake)
I would like to create a few macros to simplify creation of CMakeLists.txt
What I love with WengoSCons is the simplicity for creating scripts and I
would like to keep this with CMake.
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ssibilities that you have?
Sorry if my curiosity about CMake upset some contributors.
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