The new C compiler breaks a lot of things. snprintf and timespec now exist, and redefining causes an error.
Many more things are warnings, so warnings-as-errors will fail - remove it from some projects for now.
V8: don't pass VS version to build batch file.
mod_sofia: Config has too-long if/elseif chain. Break this up to avoid "parser stack overflow; program too complex".
Add mod_conference.h to project and dir to includes.
Ephemeral ECDH (ECDHE) was supported already. This patch adds Ephemeral
DH (DHE). To enable it, add DH parameters into the private-key file of
your server (agent.pem). For example via:
openssl dhparam -out dh.pem 2048
FS-7561 #resolve
The file 'libs/sofia-sip/s2check/exit77.c' was moved in order to
silence the warning and to keep the build working. There might be a
build problem that results from this file move, but after serveral
build tests I have not found one. The contents of the file are
specifically for the make check target, so I believe it would be
highly unlikely to cause problems with any production feature.
FS-7122 #resolve
Latest automake will detect then warn if the Makefile uses source
files that are in subdirectories, but the subdirs option is not
set. In the FreeSWITCH build system the current expected behavior is
to expect the subdirs option to be enabled.
FS-7122 #resolve
ADTRAN Total Access devices do not support sending the rport parameter in
the Via header. This allows us to detect the device and force rport when
using the "safe" parameter, enabling the device to be used behind NAT.
FS-6823 #resolve
Windows has a 64 descriptor limit in WSAWaitForMultipleEvents system call.
Implemented some custom login in su_wait to work around this limitation.
Changed SU_WAIT_MAX from 64 to 0x7fffffff, like on other plaftorms.
When zero was passed for the size to `sub_alloc`, we were passing this
size on to `malloc` or `calloc`, which is unusual enough that static
analyzers warn about this (POSIX says that either NULL or a pointer
will be returned).
We'll instead just return NULL right away.
Michael Giagnocavo