On Fri, Oct 7, 2011 at 6:03 AM, Frank Vernon <fvernon at peavey-eu.com> wrote: > Hi- > What is the state of 1.10 vs 2.0? Which path is recommended for new > projects??I'm running on an ancient PPC hosted Linux 2.4 kernel if that > matters. I've already?successfully?cross-compiled 1.10 to my PPC platform > which took a bit of doing. The 1.x version line is what we call "stable". Not only stability wise, but more so features wise, which means that we will try hard not to add any new features to it. This version line is intended for people who already have products out there and are only interested with bug fixes to the software. This version will also "expire" in 6-12 months. The 2.x version line on the other hand will be the main, full blown version of pjsip that we're going to develop and use for years to come (if we're around that long that is!). It will contain both bug fixes and new features as well. If you're starting a new project, this will be the best version to use. Benny
