Hello, Adam Goryachev wrote: > On Fri, 2005-05-06 at 15:41 +0600, Paul Cadach wrote: > > User-space only software which isn't depends on any sort of additional > > support from kernel level. > > Why?, it is still ALL software... > > Given that some closed source commercial 'box' may be a soft switch, but > then you don't know where the line is between kernel and application...
It is portable and isn't depends on any sort of hardware/drivers, especially when no such hardware/drivers is available or its broken. > > Just because software timing was done myself for Asterisk-0.5.0 about 1,5 > > years ago, it isn't so complex and could be > > ported to CVS-HEAD within one week or faster. Current mechanism to switch > > timing between zaptel-based timer and > > receiving stream could make such port more easy. Probably, this thing is > > not for 1.2 but should be implemented anyway > > within 1.x tree. > > So why didn't you contrib that back when you did it? In fact, why don't > you contrib that now? The changes was rejected. I don't remember reasons for the reject. > I would think that 1.2 is in fact exactly the same as CVS HEAD. ie, CVS > HEAD stops accepting experimental patches/new features over the next 6 > weeks, at which point we say CVS HEAD == 1.2.0, and then we fork and > start a new CVS HEAD, and continue 1.2.0 which is then CVS STABLE. Before fork we should commit all TESTED BUT NOT COMMITED changes to make them a chance to live, otherwise those changes will go away for some time then appear again... > > Is someone have development plans for next minor and major releases? Is it > > publicly available? > > Generally, it depends on what people are willing to work on, rather than > any specific set of features... What are you willing to work on? > Mind you, I think the dev-conf probably keeps up with these things, at > least looking 1 week into the future at a time :) Mostly there should be wishlist or something like that where really GLOBAL projects/ideas should be placed (for example, SS7 support, redesign of channel drivers and event subsystem, video, conferencing and video-conferencing, etc.). WBR, Paul. _______________________________________________ Asterisk-Dev mailing list [email protected] http://lists.digium.com/mailman/listinfo/asterisk-dev To UNSUBSCRIBE or update options visit: http://lists.digium.com/mailman/listinfo/asterisk-dev
