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The UniMRCP dependencies package 1.2.0 has been released and can be downloaded from the following location:
Linux
This package is intended to accompany the upcoming UniMRCP 1.2.0 release and is also compatible with the current and former versions of UniMRCP.
There are a number of improvements in all the components included in this package. The APR and APR-util libraries have been upgraded to the latest versions 1.5.0 and 1.5.3 respectively. A warning-less build has been achieved on/for all the supported platforms. The project files for VS2005 and VS2010 have been cleaned up. This package also supports Platform Toolset v120 which comes with VS2013.More complete changes made for this release are:
APR library
- Rebased the APR library on top of version 1.5.0.
- Added the support for VS2013 Platform Toolset v120 (patch #0002).
- Fixed a cross-compilation issue on x86 for x64 target (patch #0003).
- Corrected the script libapr.rc to support the Resource View (patch #0005).
- Rebased the APR-util library on top of version 1.5.3.
- Fixed a compilation warning for x64 target in apr_thread_pool.c (patch #0001).
- Fixed compilation warnings for x64 target in the bundled expat library (patch #0002).
- Corrected the script libaprutil.rc to support the Resource View (patch #0004).
- Suppressed a false compilation warning in sres.c (patch #0006).
- Fixed compilation warnings for x64 (patch #0007).
- Added the support for VS2013 Platform Toolset v120 (patch #0010).
- Fixed unconditional rebuilds in VS2010 and above (patch #0011).
- Added a filter file for VS2010 (patch #0012).
- Added a resource script libsofia_sip_ua.rc (patch #0014).
- Corrected the script version.rc to support the Resource View in VS2010 and above.
- Excluded unused project files for APR and APR-util static libraries from the solution.
- Added optional command-line arguments to the installer script build-dep-libs.sh.
The original distributions of the libraries as well as all the patches made on top of them can be found at:
Thanks for using UniMRCP.
--
Arsen Chaloyan
Author of UniMRCP
http://www.unimrcp.org
Author of UniMRCP
http://www.unimrcp.org
