Re: [Bayonne-devel] The next production release update, 1.2.12, long overdue

[Luca Bariani]

Il 06:11, venerdì 29 ottobre 2004, David Sugar ha scritto:
> I have prepared a new 1.2.12 release of Bayonne which should be out
> soon.  This release includes the experimental new multi-party audio
> conference patch for use with Dialogic hardware.  With it I have also
> experimented with generating a single cross-reference framework document
> with doxygen that covers bayonne as well as the common c++ classes, all
> in one organized and cross-linked class framework reference document.
> As a pdf, it came out at around 800 pages.  I am also looking at some
> new options for providing pre-built packages for 1.2.x.
>
> Between illness, a lack of time, a cross-state move, and a number of
> other things, it's been awhile since I have been able to properly
> address some issues that were left in the 1.2.x releases.  Now that I
> have facilities needed to maintain the production release at our new
> location, I do intend to better maintain the 1.2.x series better and to
> resolve open issues, even after we have a new production series in
> active release.  This leads to a question; should we continue using
> Common C++ 1.0.13 for the base support lib for future Bayonne 1.2.x
> production updates, or should we update Bayonne 1.2.x to use the current
> 1.2.5 release of Common C++ (and perhaps upgrade to the new ccaudio as
> well)?
>
> Since this is a question that effects people who have had 1.2.x
> production environments that in a number of cases have been running for
> one or more years, I would rather hear some feedback from those who have
> been running production environments rather than just making an
> arbitrary choice for them.

I prefer an upgrade to Common C++ 1.2.5 (this can fix the MySql write bug)

Luca

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