I recently came upon GNU ccRTP, with which I would like to experiment. The claim is it requires Common C++, so I was wondering what that was.
I could not find any RTP libraries on the 3.12.33+ distribution, so I was wondering how to apt-get them.
I recently came upon GNU ccRTP, with which I would like to experiment. The claim is it requires Common C++, so I was wondering what that was.
I could not find any RTP libraries on the 3.12.33+ distribution, so I was wondering how to apt-get them.
Hi Kenneth,
I've not used these but it is described here, it looks like a wrapper around thread management functions, message passing, etc., for ease of use.
https://www.gnu.org/software/commoncpp/
Presumably ccRTP makes use of the helper stuff in Common C++.
If apt-get is not possibly, you could download the source code for Common C++ and ccRTP and compile them (usually there
is an install or readme file as part of the source code).
Hi Kenneth,
I've not used these but it is described here, it looks like a wrapper around thread management functions, message passing, etc., for ease of use.
https://www.gnu.org/software/commoncpp/
Presumably ccRTP makes use of the helper stuff in Common C++.
If apt-get is not possibly, you could download the source code for Common C++ and ccRTP and compile them (usually there
is an install or readme file as part of the source code).