minisip project

[Cesc Santa]

Hi Ramzi,

I forward the email to the list, you'll get more support.

Probably the best thing to do is to download the code in the svn repository
.
In the branches, you will find various compilation options for windows
pocket pc.
The only problem is that they may not be kept in synch with the main trunk,
so you may
need to do some work there.
The idea is that compiling the minisip libraries is possible, we did it.
What we didn't do (correct me guys if I am wrong), is to develop a GUI for
pocket pc. So, this could be your contribution, Ramzi.

Best of luck!

Cesc


On 11/17/07, Ramzi Touma <rtt00 at aub.edu.lb> wrote:
>
>
> Hello,
>
> I am a senior computer and communication student at the American
> University of Beirut. As my final year project, my team and I will be
> working on an open source VoIP softphone. Through my search, I came
> across the open source minisip softphone website. I learned that you
> were able to compile the source code of minsip in eMbedded VC++ 4.0.
> As my project's main aim is to create a VoIP application that works on
> pocket PCs and maybe later on Symbian handhelds, I was hoping and
> would really appreciate if you could give us more information
> regarding your porting method to Windows mobile 2003.
>
> Thank you in advance,
> Ramzi
>
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