DEEPAK PRABHU writes:
>
> We have tried to port from CeExec RTOS to Linux for a telephony call
> processing application and were successful partially.
> All the real time monitoring drivers required works but we are finding
> diffculty to port the call processing application as such. Anybody has
> experience in this regard.
>
The first option may be to use Erlang and OTP (Open Telephony
Platform). Erlang (http://www.erlang.org) has a Mozilla style
licencing (open source), and is a message passing functional language with
real-time capabilities.
You may also want to check out DIPC (Distributed Inter Process
Communication) if you need a message passing system using C under Linux.
If you need to implement some sort of protocol layer you may want to
look at LiS (Linux Streams).
Best regards,
Nils Ulltveit-Moe
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