What could be the best option for pjsip!

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On Tue, May 12, 2009 at 8:37 PM, Alberto Lavariega <
alavariega at dextratech.com> wrote:

>  Hi guys,
>
>
>
> What language would be the best option to start the development of a
> softphone using pjsip (C++ or C #) for Windows Mobile 6 Professional?.
>
>
Actually I think the question should be the other way around, what is the
best option for you! pjsip is written in C, so using C/C++ you would be able
to use it fully. But Sasa Coh has written .NET wrapper for pjsip [1], so you
could use it from C# as well.

[1] http://sipekphone.googlepages.com/

I tried create a Visual C++ project for Windows Mobile but not appear
> Windows Mobile 6 professional option into  Smart Device  and I have
> installed the SDK . What I need to create a Visual C++ project for Windows
> Mobile?
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AFAIK, we cannot use VC++ Express for WM, not sure if this is the case. In
version 1.2, we combined win32 and WM projects into a single solution so it
should be easier to use (no more porting from Embedded VC), and also we have
created a new Getting Started document for some guides on starting your
pjsip development on Windows Mobile, have a look here:
http://trac.pjsip.org/repos/wiki/Getting-Started


> I would like  C++ because I have experience with the development language
> but not with C#.
>
> Then I guess all is good. :)

cheers
 Benny




> Best Regards,
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>
>
> Alberto L.
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