Jan Starý
Jan Starý
All of these archs run linux (by definition), so they can compile natively, which makes this a bit pointless. In general though, we are interested in platforms that _do_ need...
Yes, every HW VOIP phone (for example) needs to have a RTP implementation. And most probably it has been cross-compiled for the machine. And yes, telco engineers must cross-compile that...
Running rtpdump and rtpplay localy is exactly what I intend to do in `make test` :-)
`const char *enc` for the encoding name done in https://github.com/columbia-irt/rtptools/pull/68
Strangely, rtpsend uses the `timer*()` macros but rtpplay does not: it computes by hand. They should be united; in fact, they should both be one program.
Ah, I forgot to remove those after I realized they are macros. It's probably easiest to just removed the offending declarations (done).
Does it build for you on win then?
The very same works just fine on another OpenBSD 6.3/amd64 box, various linuxes, and one sparc machine (the bogus addr/port are still there though).
I pushed the port upstream, but the OpenBSD ports tree is locked now for the 6.3 release. Will get back to it once 6.3 is out.
The new version is usually out by the start of May.