Re: [pjsip] Win32 build doesn't build because of stddef.h
another note is, you don't need mingw to compile pjsip.Visual studio and platform sdk is enough.Also make sure you downloaded all of the needed source code from the repository.
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Subject: Re: [pjsip] Win32 build doesn't build because of stddef.h
From: "Perry Ismangil" perry@pjsip.org
Date: 07/11/2007 23:30
There seems to be a huge gap here...
- You can't #include lib file. Include is for other text files,
usually header files. - lib files are binary files which will be linked to the application,
not compiled.
I suggest you start with something smaller than pjsip to get the
basics on building C applications that uses external libraries.
Cheers,
On 11/7/07, Eagle I Martin Baranski eagle3386@googlemail.com wrote:
2007/11/6, Eagle I Martin Baranski eagle3386@googlemail.com:
2007/11/6, Perry Ismangil perry@pjsip.org:
On 11/6/07, Eagle I Martin Baranski eagle3386@googlemail.com wrote:
Though, since I neither installed Visual Studio nor the Platform SDK,
is this the only step I need to do or do I have to install Visual
Studio and/or the Platform SDK, too?
Although you are not using Visual Studio, you will still need all the
SDK mentioned on the building pjsip docs.
Hope this helps.
It helped a lot - thanks for clearing this completing out! :)
I'm now installing the SDK and setting up everything.. - I'll let you
all know if it worked afterwards.. ;)
Alright, got the Platform SDK installed, but it still didn't work.. So
I did some research again and finally found out, that the stddef.h is
within MinGW's directories..
Now, the problem is, that although I've specified the proper
search-path (C:\MinGW\include), the compiler (or Code::Blocks, don't
know for sure) wants the exact path
(C:\MinGW\lib\gcc\mingw32\3.4.5\include), too.
So, I've added that one and finally there were a lot of errors gone
- though, it didn't found pjsua.h (although "....\pjsip\include" is
specified, it additionally needed "....\pjsip\include\pjsua-lib" to
find the header-file)..
Then, everything seemed to work fine, but it didn't.. The compiler
complained about "#include expects "FILENAME" or <FILENAME>", but I'm
not that stupid, so I fixed it by adding Platform SDK's lib-path to
the search-paths and also by adding quotes:
#include <pjlib.h>
#include <pjlib-util.h>
#include <pjnath.h>
#include <pjsip.h>
#include <pjsip_ua.h>
#include <pjsip_simple.h>
#include <pjsua.h>
#include <pjmedia.h>
#include <pjmedia-codec.h>
#include "wsock32.lib"
#include "ws2_32.lib"
#include "ole32.lib"
#include "dsound.lib"
But this is where I go crackers.. Since the compiler now finds what he
needs, I got again about 50 errors and 74 warnings.. - and they all
complain about wsock32.lib:
-------------- Build: Release Win32 in pjsua ---------------
[ 50.0%] Compiling: ..\src\pjsua\main.c
In file included from M:\Coding\pj-sip\pjsip-apps\src\pjsua\main.c:44:
C:/Program Files/System/Platform SDK/Windows/Lib/wsock32.lib:1: error:
syntax error before '!' token
C:/Program Files/System/Platform SDK/Windows/Lib/wsock32.lib:2: error:
stray '`' in program
In file included from M:\Coding\pj-sip\pjsip-apps\src\pjsua\main.c:44:
C:/Program Files/System/Platform SDK/Windows/Lib/wsock32.lib:3:1:
warning: null character(s) ignored
C:/Program Files/System/Platform SDK/Windows/Lib/wsock32.lib:3: error:
stray '\141' in program
So, I looked into that file - and this is all I could find:
!<arch>
/ 1132304112 0 3410 `
Three lines of code are all that file handles? Hum, did I miss something?
The wsock32.lib inside the sub-directory called "x64" has the same
content, except the first number which is different there..
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2007/11/8, darmawan salihun darmawan.salihun@gmail.com:
another note is, you don't need mingw to compile pjsip.Visual studio
and platform sdk is enough.Also make sure you downloaded all of
the needed source code from the repository.
I do need MinGW as this is the only way I know off to get things
compiled by GCC and I can't download more than what a checkout gives
me..
2007/11/8, Roland Klabunde roland.klabunde@freenet.de:
I suggest you start with something smaller than pjsip to get the
basics on building C applications that uses external libraries.
Yeah. Try
#include <stdio.h>
void main() {
printf("Hello World\n");
}
rofl :)
Seriously, I'm aware of how to compile/build programs.. I did
C-programming when I was at the university of cooperative education..
So, come on, don't laugh at me while I'm just reporting what the
compiler says! I don't find it very funny.. :(
2007/11/8, Perry Ismangil perry@pjsip.org:
There seems to be a huge gap here...
- You can't #include lib file. Include is for other text files,
usually header files. - lib files are binary files which will be linked to the application,
not compiled.
I suggest you start with something smaller than pjsip to get the
basics on building C applications that uses external libraries.
Cheers,
That might be / is true, but the file "pjsua\main.c" that my checkout
brought me clearly said/says:
#include <pjlib.h>
(...)
#include <pjmedia-codec.h>
#include wsock32.lib
#include ws2_32.lib
#include ole32.lib
#include dsound.lib
So, if libraries can't be included and/or compiled, why did the source
code tell my GCC to do so?
I didn't say that I do those includes - instead, I reported that the
source code requests this..
Again, I'm sorry if I missed anything.. I'm neither God nor Richard
Stallman, so I won't be perfect and so, I'm bound to make mistakes.
Though, I'd be glad if you guys can push my knowledge in this case
(and in general, too)..
Thanks in advance,
Martin..
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So, come on, don't laugh at me while I'm just reporting what the
compiler says! I don't find it very funny.. :(
That wasn't my intention. It just sprang into my mind when I saw
#include wsock32.lib
#include ws2_32.lib
#include ole32.lib
#include dsound.lib
That is not really sophisticated programming, neither for a amateur nor for
a diploma holder.
And - I don't know where you got your sources from --- my latest SVN
snapshot does not have such a pjlib.h.
If you didn't add that "inlcude lib" stuff you should quickly check, who the
heck did change the files on your computer :)
#include <pjmedia-codec.h>
#include wsock32.lib
#include ws2_32.lib
#include ole32.lib
#include dsound.lib
So, if libraries can't be included and/or compiled, why did the source
code tell my GCC to do so?
I didn't say that I do those includes - instead, I reported that the
source code requests this..
Sorry, that's really nonsens. Check it out again and start from scratch.
----- Original Message -----
From: "Eagle I Martin Baranski" eagle3386@googlemail.com
To: "pjsip embedded/DSP SIP discussion" pjsip@lists.pjsip.org
Sent: Thursday, November 08, 2007 12:09 PM
Subject: Re: [pjsip] Win32 build doesn't build because of stddef.h
2007/11/8, darmawan salihun darmawan.salihun@gmail.com:
another note is, you don't need mingw to compile pjsip.Visual studio
and platform sdk is enough.Also make sure you downloaded all of
the needed source code from the repository.
I do need MinGW as this is the only way I know off to get things
compiled by GCC and I can't download more than what a checkout gives
me..
2007/11/8, Roland Klabunde roland.klabunde@freenet.de:
I suggest you start with something smaller than pjsip to get the
basics on building C applications that uses external libraries.
Yeah. Try
#include <stdio.h>
void main() {
printf("Hello World\n");
}
rofl :)
Seriously, I'm aware of how to compile/build programs.. I did
C-programming when I was at the university of cooperative education..
So, come on, don't laugh at me while I'm just reporting what the
compiler says! I don't find it very funny.. :(
2007/11/8, Perry Ismangil perry@pjsip.org:
There seems to be a huge gap here...
- You can't #include lib file. Include is for other text files,
usually header files. - lib files are binary files which will be linked to the application,
not compiled.
I suggest you start with something smaller than pjsip to get the
basics on building C applications that uses external libraries.
Cheers,
That might be / is true, but the file "pjsua\main.c" that my checkout
brought me clearly said/says:
#include <pjlib.h>
(...)
#include <pjmedia-codec.h>
#include wsock32.lib
#include ws2_32.lib
#include ole32.lib
#include dsound.lib
So, if libraries can't be included and/or compiled, why did the source
code tell my GCC to do so?
I didn't say that I do those includes - instead, I reported that the
source code requests this..
Again, I'm sorry if I missed anything.. I'm neither God nor Richard
Stallman, so I won't be perfect and so, I'm bound to make mistakes.
Though, I'd be glad if you guys can push my knowledge in this case
(and in general, too)..
Thanks in advance,
Martin..
=====================
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On 11/8/07, Eagle I Martin Baranski eagle3386@googlemail.com wrote:
That might be / is true, but the file "pjsua\main.c" that my checkout
brought me clearly said/says:
#include <pjlib.h>
(...)
#include <pjmedia-codec.h>
#include wsock32.lib
#include ws2_32.lib
#include ole32.lib
#include dsound.lib
Are we talking about the same file here? Is it this one:
http://svn.pjsip.org/repos/pjproject/trunk/pjsip-apps/src/pjsua/main.c
--
Perry Ismangil
2007/11/8, Roland Klabunde roland.klabunde@freenet.de:
So, come on, don't laugh at me while I'm just reporting what the
compiler says! I don't find it very funny.. :(
That wasn't my intention. It just sprang into my mind when I saw
#include wsock32.lib
#include ws2_32.lib
#include ole32.lib
#include dsound.lib
That is not really sophisticated programming, neither for a amateur nor for
a diploma holder.
And - I don't know where you got your sources from --- my latest SVN
snapshot does not have such a pjlib.h.
Correct.. Did a complete and fresh checkout.. Got the files as they're
supposed to be..
If you didn't add that "inlcude lib" stuff you should quickly check, who the
heck did change the files on your computer :)
From now on, I'm going to lock my computer everytime I leave the room.. ;)
Though, now GCC says:
M:\pj-sip\pjsip-apps\src\pjsua\pjsua_app.c: In function int read_config_file(pj_pool_t*, const char*, int*, char***)': M:\pj-sip\pjsip-apps\src\pjsua\pjsua_app.c:256: error: invalid conversion from void*' to char**' M:\pj-sip\pjsip-apps\src\pjsua\pjsua_app.c:317: error: invalid conversion from void*' to `char*'
How to fix the conversion? :)
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2007/11/8, Perry Ismangil perry@pjsip.org:
On 11/8/07, Eagle I Martin Baranski eagle3386@googlemail.com wrote:
That might be / is true, but the file "pjsua\main.c" that my checkout
brought me clearly said/says:
#include <pjlib.h>
(...)
#include <pjmedia-codec.h>
#include wsock32.lib
#include ws2_32.lib
#include ole32.lib
#include dsound.lib
Are we talking about the same file here? Is it this one:
http://svn.pjsip.org/repos/pjproject/trunk/pjsip-apps/src/pjsua/main.c
Yes, that file was the one I talked about.. And I don't even have a
clue who changed that file, because all I edited was removing a space
between "#" and "include" - and that was a completely different file..
=====================
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= +49 (0)160 93317843
On 11/8/07, Eagle I Martin Baranski eagle3386@googlemail.com wrote:
Yes, that file was the one I talked about.. And I don't even have a
clue who changed that file, because all I edited was removing a space
between "#" and "include" - and that was a completely different file..
Right, let's start from the beginning then.
- Delete your working directory.
- Checkout a fresh copy from svn.pjsip.org
And we'll take it from there again. Although be aware there are limits to
our knowledge here as you are using an unsupported IDE.
--
Perry Ismangil
2007/11/8, Perry Ismangil perry@pjsip.org:
On 11/8/07, Eagle I Martin Baranski eagle3386@googlemail.com wrote:
Yes, that file was the one I talked about.. And I don't even have a
clue who changed that file, because all I edited was removing a space
between "#" and "include" - and that was a completely different file..
Right, let's start from the beginning then.
- Delete your working directory.
- Checkout a fresh copy from svn.pjsip.org
And we'll take it from there again. Although be aware there are limits to
our knowledge here as you are using an unsupported IDE.
OK, did that.. But there's already a problem:
M:\pj-sip>svn co svn://svn.pjsip.org
svn: Kann nicht mit Host 'svn.pjsip.org' verbinden: Es konnte keine
Verbindung hergestellt werden, da der Zielcomputer die Verbindung
verweigerte.
Error message means in English "Can't connect to host 'svn.pjsip.org':
The connection couldn't be established because the target-computer
refused the connection"
Doing the checkout with the "http://"-prefix, gives me this:
M:\pj-sip>svn co http://svn.pjsip.org
svn: PROPFIND Anfrage fehlgeschlagen auf '/'
svn: PROPFIND von '/': 405 Method Not Allowed (http://svn.pjsip.org)
"Anfrage fehlgeschlagen auf '/'" means "Request failed for '/'"
Why did you give me that URL? The one from the docs
(http://svn.pjsip.org/repos/pjproject/trunk/) worked fine for me..
Regards,
Martin
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On 11/8/07, Eagle I Martin Baranski eagle3386@googlemail.com wrote:
Why did you give me that URL? The one from the docs
(http://svn.pjsip.org/repos/pjproject/trunk/) worked fine for me..
Because that wasn't supposed to be a URL, just a reference to the svn
server. The URL you have is correct.
--
Perry Ismangil
2007/11/8, Perry Ismangil perry@pjsip.org:
On 11/8/07, Eagle I Martin Baranski eagle3386@googlemail.com wrote:
Why did you give me that URL? The one from the docs
(http://svn.pjsip.org/repos/pjproject/trunk/) worked fine
for me..
Because that wasn't supposed to be a URL, just a reference to the svn
server. The URL you have is correct.