Hi Tzafrir, Thank you for answering.
I think I'm missing something and you might be able to point me out here. There are two ways that you can use asterisk pragmatically: A. Usage AGI -> a "cgi" like approach, but instead of HTTP, you are using AGI. B. Usage of modules -> the modules are extensions to allow you to do additional work/support in asterisk. While I will write an AGI library in the target language, I also interested in taking the module API functions (and a lot of macros) and bind them with the language itself. The problem I'm finding (even after having the latest svn tree), is to know what header belong to what shard library, so I could link myself to read the function entry from the library itself. Unless there is a way that I'm not aware of to tell it by using a tool on a library (please tell me if there such way), where can I find documentation of what header belong to what library ? Thanks, Ido On 8/24/06, Tzafrir Cohen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On Thu, Aug 24, 2006 at 11:38:16AM +0300, ik wrote: > Hi List, > > I'm writing a binding for Asterisk API and it's /usr/include/asterisk > headers... > But one thing I just can't find is any documentation for what header > links for what library. > So, I'm looking for a (good?) documentation for that. For starters, try using the subversion turnk. While it's a moving target, there is some work that has fairly recently been commited regarding simplifying the building of out-of-tree modules. Alternatively, take a look at the Debian packages for asterisk and for out-of-tree modules such as asterisk-addons and asterisk-app-fax .
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