Re: [Ccrtp-devel] Question about the project and win32

[David Sugar]

Perhaps the easiest way is to use cmake and the cmake bootstrap tree we have
on address@hidden:dyfet/cmake-gnutelephony.git.  This will pull down and build
ucommon, ccrtp, zrtp, and other things.

This master tree has been used in the past to build a native visual studio
project as well as makefiles for use on mingw32, which can be hosted on
Debian.  If you want srtp in ccrtp, you will also have to have a local build
of gcrypt or openssl.  The gcrypt build is more stable right now.

I was going to add a bootstrap.cmd script to cmake-gnutelephony because
windows apparently has problems processing exec requests in cmake files, and
we use those to auto-clone the dependent sources, kinda like what svn
externals used to do.  If you want to do a native build for windows, you will
have to first use cmake-gnutelephony on a unix box running cmake there to get
it to clone the other repos, and then copy the entire tree to a windows box
and then use cmake there for a visual studio target.

Normally for windows I now do mingw builds hosted on debian with the current
mingw-w64 cross compiler, but there had been successful visual studio builds
in the rather recent past with cmake generated project files for vs2008.
dll's or static libs can be built.

Bishop, Mark wrote:

> Is there a FAQ or HOWTO on building ccRTP for win32?  I've read the
> README in the win32 directory but it seems out of date with the current
> version of commoncpp and ccRTP.
> 
>  
> 
> I've also noticed that the traffic on the list is real slow, is this
> project even being worked on anymore?  Should I direct my
> efforts/patches elsewhere?
> 

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