Trunk now needs Vale

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Posted by Steve Underwood on Sep 29 2007

We intend to use the Vale library, currently in development, for streaming media in Callweaver. The trunk code for Callweaver now requires this library be present, though at this time it is only used for a very few activities. The list will increase.

Vale canbe obtained from http://www.soft-switch.org/downloads/vale

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on Nov 10 2007 * 08:03:: After downloading vale-0.0.2.tgz. # ./configure step went ok without any issue but when did # make it gave following errors gigli vale-0.0.1 # make Making all in src make[1]: Entering directory `/tmp/vale-0.0.1/src' ... rfc3550.c:295:53: missing terminating ' character rfc3550.c:318:41: missing terminating ' character rfc3550.c:495: warning: no previous prototype for `rtcp_interval' rfc3550.c:1009: warning: `update_seq' defined but not used Which was resolved by deleting the " ' " character at file location rfc3550.c:295:53 and rfc3550.c:318:41 under 'src' folder.
on Nov 11 2007 * 03:02:: Which platform are you using? Your compiler appears to be broken. The code in question is in a section of the form #if 0 .... #endif So, whatever is in that section should be ignored by the compiler. The section actually contains some notes for future additions, which are not valid code.
Sven on Nov 29 2007 * 11:45:: What would be the symptoms if Vale is missing and CallWeaver is compiled and used? (I've installed Vale, but I'm not sure whether something went wrong as I get heavy jitter on SIP channels ever since.)