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The setup for the development system includes installing the two packages. The
following steps explain the installation process:
• Unpack pwlib_min_x.xx.tar.gz somewhere, preferably in your home directory.
• Change directories such that you are in the pwlib directory that you just created
and run “make both”
• Next, extract the contents of the openh323_x.x.tar.gz file somewhere, preferably
at the same level as the pwlib directory (home directory).
• To build the H323 bootstrap you need to go into the new openh323 directory that
you created. From within that directory run “make opt”
• The result of all this will be an executable called simph323. This executable is
placed in $(OPENH323DIR)/samples/obj_linux_x86_r/. This executable is
platform dependent so if you run on anything other than linux the naming
convention of the directory structure would reflect that.
4.3 OPENH323 setup on the SBC
Since the SBC does not have development tools (gcc, make, etc.) the only way to put
openh323 is to export the code from somewhere where it has already been built. In our
case we exported the code from our development system. However you do not need to
transfer everything over. The needed directory structure is illustrated:
|\openh323
| |
| | ------\lib
| | |
| | |\obj_linux_x86_r
| |
| |\samples
| | |
| | |----\simple
| | | |
| | | |\obj_linux_x86_r
|
|
|
|----\pwlib
| |
| |------\lib
| | |
| | |\obj_linux_x86_r
| | |
| | |
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