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From: | François Grisez |
Subject: | Re: [Linphone-users] Linphone-desktop compilation problem |
Date: | Thu, 24 Mar 2016 09:25:36 +0100 |
User-agent: | KMail/5.1.2 (Linux/4.4.5-1-ARCH; KDE/5.19.0; x86_64; ; ) |
Hi,
Did you sure the liblinphone.8.dylib file has been updated in OUTPUT/lib ?
If so, you should check with the ldd command which version of liblinphone is used by the linphone executable. It may be linked with another version of liblinphone installed on your system ?
Regards, -- François Grisez Software Developer Belledonne Communications
I have successfully compiled the linphone-desktop project under Ubuntu 14.04 64-bit system on a VM, but not under Ubuntu 12.04 64-bit system on VM. In Ubuntu 12.04 system, I am getting the compilation errors as: ../libortp.so.11: undefined reference to 'clock_gettime', and ../libortp.so.11: undefined reference to 'clock_nanosleep', which I mentioned in my earlier mails. I am not sure, but most probably the Ubuntu 12.04 version is not supporting the compilation process of linphone-desktop project. Please help me regarding my next problem also that I mentioned in my previous mail. I am trying to incorporate my own code into the existing source code to test my research work. But, no change is reflected in output after modifying and re-compiling the source code. For example, I have changed some part of the sal_sdp.c file under linphone/coreapi/bellesip_sal folder. But the change is not reflected in the output after re-compiling it. Please help me in this context.
From: address@hidden <address@hidden> on behalf of Nilanjan Sen <address@hidden>
Thanks for your suggestion. I have installed linphone-desktop in Ubuntu 14.04 system without any problem, but I am getting compilation error (I have mentioned in my earlier mail) in Ubuntu 12.04 system, which is 64-bit system also. I am using CMake for the installation, not autotools. I have another issue. I am a doctoral student, and for my research work, I am trying to incorporate my own code into the existing source code to test my work. But, after changing the code, when I am re-compiling it, the change is not reflected in the output. For example, I have changed some part of the sal_sdp.c file under linphone/coreapi/bellesip_sal folder. But the change is not reflected in the output after recompiling it. Could you please help me in this context. On Tuesday, 22 March 2016 4:15 AM, François Grisez <address@hidden> wrote:
I installed Ubuntu 14.04 64-bit on a VM and I compiled the linphone-desktop project. All worked fine. So, I could reproduce your issue. Maybe, the problem only occurs on 32-bit systems ?
Personally, when I build Linphone on GNU/Linux, I build each dependency project one by one. As you told me that you succeed to build libortp, that could work for you. You should build all these projects in order:
I advise you to use CMake instead of autotools -- François Grisez Software Developer Belledonne Communications
I have built project ORTP with CMake as per your instructions, and I have not encountered any problem here. But the said problem persists in linphone-desktop source code compilation. I am compiling the linphone-desktop source code in VM. I have compiled the same in a normal Ubuntu 14.04 desktop without any error. On Monday, 14 March 2016 3:23 AM, François Grisez <address@hidden> wrote:
Do you encounter the same problem if you built the project ortp with CMake ?
To do this: git clone git://git.linphone.org/ortp mkdir ortp/work cd ortp/work cmake .. make If the CMake build fails, can you try to build with the autotools ?
Best regards, -- François Grisez Software Developer Belledonne Communications
I am trying to compile the linphone-desktop source code in Ubuntu 14.04 computer. After executing prepare.py file, I have gotten MakeFile. When I am executing the 'make' command, I am getting the following errors: /home/....../linphone-desktop/WORK/Build/ortp/src/libortp.so.11: undefined reference to 'clock_nanosleep' /home/....../linphone-desktop/WORK/Build/ortp/src/libortp.so.11: undefined reference to 'clock_gettime' I have successfully compiled the same in a different machine with same OS. Do I need to install some library for that? Please help.
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