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Header files are broken, makes zrtpcpp incompatible #20
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These changes are 4 and 3 years old and other applications already changed to the Werner Am 11.01.2015 um 11:33 schrieb Peter Wu:
Werner Dittmann |
Hey Werner, thank you for your reply. When I said ZrtpQueue.h, I meant zrtpccrtp.h. The ccrtp dependency is no issue for the application (sflphone) which is incompatible with this fork. It looks like someone has to fix sflphone to work with this newer version. What is the relation of this repo and the FTP tarballs on http://www.gnutelephony.org/index.php/GNU_ZRTP? I could not find a source repository on that wiki, and there has not been a FTP release since 2013. |
The ZRTP master is on Github only since several years. I asked the maintainer of the gnu telephony site to remove Werner Am 11.01.2015 um 14:47 schrieb Peter Wu:
Werner Dittmann |
README.md still refers to the "old stuff", maybe updating that would be a start :-) (slightly off-topic: it would be nice if the NEWS file could use a formatting which includes the date for version numbers for posterity) |
Since commit 966c65d,
namespace ost
has been replaced by the macroNAMESPACE_COMMONCPP
. This breaks external uses of some headers. What is the idea behind this? The commit message itself is useless.In commit a50f981, external usage of
ZrtpQueue.h
has further been broken. While PR #17 could fix this, it breaks all existing applications which do not have the--cflags
from pkg-config added to their CXXFLAGS/CPPFLAGS.Can these two specific changes be reverted to avoid breaking the interface used by sflphone?
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