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was wondering if anyone could give us a run through an explanation of the wiki and other examples of connecting to iptel's sip express router using asterisk pbx so i can understand better the call processing .. given the example i work from on john todd's www.loligo.com site ; exten => _3.,1,SetCallerID(${IPTELUSERID}) exten => _3.,2,SetCIDname(${IPTELUSERNAME}) exten =>

...e() { return Fn == nullptr; } }; Fn field serves two purposes: * Cheap check for done. What can be better than compare with zero! * Guard against programmer mistake: accidentally calling Go() when in a Stopped state. Is it an appropriate use of undefined behavior? Thank you, Gor P.S. This iassumes -O3 with no ubsan. Sanitizer can, of course, add a null check in Go() prior to an indirect call.

was wondering if anyone could give us a run through an explanation of the wiki and other examples of connecting to iptel's sip express router using asterisk pbx so i can understand better the call processing .. given the example i work from on john todd's www.loligo.com site ; exten => _3.,1,SetCallerID(${IPTELUSERID}) exten => _3.,2,SetCIDname(${IPTELUSERNAME}) exten =>

...UALITY. It's not that usefule anyway, but I might do it in the future. > 2) Let's say I wish to encode some data. Speex can tell me > theuncompressed frame size (for narrowband, 160 * sizeof(short)), > butwhat about the size of the compressed data? If I'm not using VBR, > Iassume that size is going to be constant, yes? But is there a way > forSpeex to tell me what that value is before I begin encoding? Use speex_mode_query with SPEEX_SUBMODE_BITS_PER_FRAME You need to pass the submode number with the pointer and the number of bits per frame is returned using the same p...

Hi, how can ip instances be used with vlans ? Is that possible ? I don''t know how to configure this, if I only have one interface (e.g. bge0), and want to assign e.g. bge1000 to a zone. Any cookbooks available ? Thanks Detlef

Hello everyone, I'm finally beginning to use Speex for a project. As expected, the implementation so far has been very easy and I am thrilled with the capabilities and flexibility of Speex, especially the new features in 1.1. My efforts so far have resulted in a couple of questions: 1) I was interested in fetching the default quality setting for narrowband: