Changes between Version 16 and Version 17 of SIP-Media-NAT-Traversal-Features

Timestamp:

Jun 28, 2010 5:45:51 PM (14 years ago)

Author:

ismangil

Comment:

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SIP-Media-NAT-Traversal-Features

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 === Target Platforms ===
-Processor       Operating Systems       Status
-alpha   Linux, gcc      Worked once
-armv4   Linux/uC-Linux, gcc     Works
-armv4   RTEMS, gcc      Supported, and reported to work
-armv4   Symbian, gcc    As of May 2007, all have been ported except sound device.
-armv4   Microsoft Windows Mobile family, Embedded Visual C++ 4 for targets such as Windows CE (WinCE), PocketPC, and SmartPhone. Microsoft Visual Studio 2005 has also been reported to work.   Works (WMME sound)
-armv5b  linux-2.6/XScale        Supported, and reported to work
-Blackfin        uC-Linux, gcc   underway
-i386    Linux, gcc      Works (OSS or ALSA sound)
-i386    
+||Processor||   Operating Systems ||    Status
+||alpha ||      Linux, gcc ||   Worked once
+||armv4 ||      Linux/uC-Linux, gcc ||  Works
+||armv4 ||      RTEMS, gcc ||   Supported, and reported to work
+||armv4 ||      Symbian, gcc || As of May 2007, all have been ported except sound device.
+||armv4 ||      Microsoft Windows Mobile family, Embedded Visual C++ 4 for targets such as Windows CE (WinCE), PocketPC, and SmartPhone.|| Microsoft Visual Studio 2005 has also been reported to work.         Works (WMME sound)
+||armv5b ||     linux-2.6/XScale ||     Supported, and reported to work
+||Blackfin ||   uC-Linux, gcc ||        underway
+||i386 ||       Linux, gcc ||   Works (OSS or ALSA sound)
+||i386  ||
 
 Windows 95 family (win95/win98/winME)
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 Development tools: MSVC 6, VS.NET 2003, VC Express 2005
 
-Please see enabling Windows 95/98/ME support page about specific instructions on enabling Win95/Win98/ME support in the software.
+Please see enabling Windows 95/98/ME support page about specific instructions on enabling Win95/Win98/ME support in the software.||
         Works (WMME or DirectSound sound backend)
-i386    
+||i386  ||
 
 Mingw with gcc, via autoconf.
 
-Cygwin may compile with ./configure-legacy configuration.
+Cygwin may compile with ./configure-legacy configuration.||
         Works (WMME sound backend)
-i386    BSD/FreeBSD 6.1         Compiles and seems to work (sound disabled with --disable-sound)
-i386    Linux kernel mode, gcc  Worked once.
-ia64/Itanium II         Debian 3.1/GNU Linux 2.6.8, gcc-3.3.5   Works (media/audio untested)
-ia64/Itanium II         BSD/FreeBSD 6.1, gcc-3.4.4, gmake       Compiles and seems to work (using null audio, media untested)
-mips    Linux/uC-Linux, gcc, big-endian/little-endian   Works
-powerpc         MacOS X 10.2 or later, gcc      Works (CoreAudio sound backend)
-powerpc         RTEMS, gcc      Supported, and reported to work
-powerpc         uC-Linux, gcc   Reported to work
-sparc   SunOS/Sparc, gcc        Worked once
-x86_64/AMD64    GNU Linux, gcc  Works (media/audio untested)
-Other   Other people have ported PJSIP to various platforms, including Nintendo DS, iPod Touch, and Texas Instruments DSP.       
+||i386 ||       BSD/FreeBSD 6.1 ||      Compiles and seems to work (sound disabled with --disable-sound)
+||i386 ||       Linux kernel mode, gcc ||       Worked once.
+||ia64/Itanium II ||    Debian 3.1/GNU Linux 2.6.8, gcc-3.3.5 ||        Works (media/audio untested)
+||ia64/Itanium II||     BSD/FreeBSD 6.1, gcc-3.4.4, gmake ||    Compiles and seems to work (using null audio, media untested)
+||mips||        Linux/uC-Linux, gcc, big-endian/little-endian ||        Works
+||powerpc||     MacOS X 10.2 or later, gcc ||   Works (CoreAudio sound backend)
+||powerpc||     RTEMS, gcc ||   Supported, and reported to work
+||powerpc||     uC-Linux, gcc ||        Reported to work
+||sparc||       SunOS/Sparc, gcc ||     Worked once
+||x86_64/AMD64  GNU Linux, gcc ||       Works (media/audio untested)
+||Other||       Other people have ported PJSIP to various platforms, including Nintendo DS, iPod Touch, and Texas Instruments DSP.       ||
 
 Note: some PJMEDIA features may not be available or suitable for some platforms (for example, because of lacks of floating point support).