Hi Samuel,
Thanks you very much for your reply, As i dont have much experience on
Make file and command line building so i am still facing problem.
I go through the configure-iphone file and i think the DEVPATH and
IPHONESDK path is right, but i am not sure as i have less experience
in make files. I am using iPhone SDK 5.0. Could you please change the
below files content if the path is not right:
(My system's developer file path is /Developer/Platforms/
iPhoneOS.platform/Developer/SDKs/iPhoneOS5.0.sdk/ )
# Set the main iPhone developer directory, if not set
if test "x${DEVPATH}" = "x"; then
DEVPATH=/Developer/Platforms/iPhoneOS.platform/Developer
echo "$F: DEVPATH is not specified, using ${DEVPATH}"
fi
# Make sure $DEVPATH directory exist
if test ! -d $DEVPATH; then
echo "$F error: directory $DEVPATH does not exist. Please install
iPhone development kit"
exit 1
fi
# Choose SDK version to use
if test "$IPHONESDK" = ""; then
# If IPHONESDK is not set, use the latest one
for f in `ls $DEVPATH/SDKs/`; do echo $f | sed 's/\(.sdk\)//'; done
| sort | tail -1 > tmpsdkname
IPHONESDK=`cat tmpsdkname`.sdk
rm -f tmpsdkname
SDKPATH=${DEVPATH}/SDKs/${IPHONESDK}
echo "$F: IPHONESDK is not specified, choosing ${IPHONESDK}"
elif test -d ${IPHONESDK}; then
# .. else if IPHONESDK is set and it points to a valid path, just
use it
SDKPATH=${IPHONESDK}
else
# .. else assume the SDK name is used.
SDKPATH=${DEVPATH}/SDKs/${IPHONESDK}
fi
Thanks,
Vivek Kumar
On Feb 14, 5:45 pm, Samuel Vinson <
samuelv0...@gmail.com> wrote:
> In pjsip, you should have a configure-iphone. You can define DEVPATH,
> IPHONESDK.
>
> Samuel
>
> 2012/2/12 iAndroid <
iandroid2011...@gmail.com>