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Category Archives: GNU/Linux General
Debugging information in separate files
Debugging information in Linux ELF binaries is usually stored in the binary itself. This had been really convenient to me, for example, I always compile my openr2 library with -ggdb3 -O0. I don’t care about optimizations nor the increase in … Continue reading
GNU autotools tip
When you create a program or library for Linux you may need GNU auto tools (automake, libtool, configure etc) to detect environment settings. These tools may become a pain in the ass when you start with them (and probably later … Continue reading
OpenR2 and OpenZap now integrated – MFCR2 support for FreeSWITCH
After putting this off by several weeks, I finally spent some quality time working in getting to work OpenZAP with OpenR2. The result is now available in the openzap project svn trunk: http://svn.openzap.org/svn/openzap/trunk/ I also created some basic documentation about … Continue reading
Posted in freeswitch, linux, openr2
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Why does Asterisk consume 100% CPU?
I don’t know 🙂 But people has asked me this a couple of times lately and my answer is always “I don’t know”. However ps can give you more information about it. In fact, this works for any application you … Continue reading
Posted in asterisk, linux
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G729A and G723.1 support for FreeSwitch
The past weekend I spent some time writing a module for the FreeSwitch project in order to support the G729A codec in it. This codec is patent encumbered, however, my target was not to do this in software, but just … Continue reading
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A Tale of Two Bugs
It was the best of times, it was the worst of times, it was the age of wisdom, it was the age of foolishness, it was the age of bug-hunting! Recently I fixed 2 bugs, yeah, I know I spent … Continue reading
Asterisk with MFC/R2 in chan_zap
I’ve been working lately in a library for the MFC/R2 telephony signalling. I named this library “OpenR2”. My goal is to include support for this signaling in the Asterisk project and eventually in FreeSwitch if possible. I just created a … Continue reading
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ViEmu Rocks
Since I joined IBM a bit more than a year ago, I knew I would have to code for Windows sooner or later, it was sooner than I thought, it has been a year now since I started coding for … Continue reading
Posted in boring, GNU/Linux General, linux
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PInvoke ( How to Call C from C# )
I will be coding some C# stuff for Windows this year. We have a bunch of C/C++ APIs which we want to make available to our customers from C#, however, since I have known of the Mono existence for a … Continue reading
Posted in C/C++, linux, windows
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SHMConfig
Well, found the user space configuration to instruct X to grab or not grab the Synaptics touchpad. SHMConfig = off did the trick 🙂
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