@ -174,10 +174,9 @@ applied. Since you're probably working off the pjproject master branch,
the patches aren't needed. Also, applying the patches would contaminate
the pjproject repo and you wouldn't be able to do a clean commit there.
You'll see compile and/or link warnings you wouldn't see with a normal
You may see compile and/or link warnings you wouldn't see with a normal
bundled build.
## How it works
When an asterisk top-level `configure` is run, `third-party/pjproject/configure.m4 `
@ -190,24 +189,24 @@ When a `make` is done, either from top-level asterisk or from the
third-party/pjproject directory, it checks `PJPROJECT_BUNDLED_OOT`
and if set to yes it...
* Alters the behavior of `clean` and `distclean` to just run
pjproject's `clean` or `distclean` targets and to NOT remove the
`source` directory or symlink as it would normally do.
* Alters the behavior of `clean` and `distclean` to just run
pjproject's `clean` or `distclean` targets and to NOT remove the
`source` directory or symlink as it would normally do.
* Generates `astdep` dependency files in the pjproject source tree
if they don't already exist. These are git-ignored by the edit
to pjproject's `.git/info/exclude` done above. You'll
see new progress messages during the make as the astdep files are
built.
* Generates `astdep` dependency files in the pjproject source tree
if they don't already exist. These are git-ignored by the edit
to pjproject's `.git/info/exclude` done above. You'll
see new progress messages during the make as the astdep files are
built.
* Copies asterisk_malloc_debug.c, asterisk_malloc_debug.h and
config_site.h from the patches directory into the pjproject source
tree. These are also git-ignored by the edit to pjproject's
`.git/info/exclude` file.
* Copies asterisk_malloc_debug.c, asterisk_malloc_debug.h and
config_site.h from the patches directory into the pjproject source
tree. These are also git-ignored by the edit to pjproject's
`.git/info/exclude` file.
* Compiles only the out-of-date source files into their respective
libpj libraries. That in turn triggers the asterisk top-level
make to re-link main/libasteriskpj.so.
* Compiles only the out-of-date source files into their respective
libpj libraries. That in turn triggers the asterisk top-level
make to re-link main/libasteriskpj.so.