bcg729 | G729A encoder and decoder library written in C | Messaging library

by Linphone-sync C Version: Current License: GPL-2.0

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bcg729 is a C library typically used in Messaging applications. bcg729 has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities, it has a Strong Copyleft License and it has low support. You can download it from GitHub.

bcg729 is an opensource implementation of both encoder and decoder of the ITU G729 Annex A speech codec. The library written in C 99 is fully portable and can be executed on many platforms including both ARM processor and x86. libbcg729 supports concurrent channels encoding/decoding for multi call application such conferencing. This project was initially developed as part of Mediastreamer2, the Linphone's media processing engine. So it also contains the glue to be integrated in Linphone/Mediastreamer2. Licensing: The source code is licensed under GPLv2. ITU G729 usage is governed by a patent license to be acquired from Sipro Lab. By default, the upstream package installs into /usr/local. Please use './configure --prefix' to change it. Linphone plugin is compile if both mediastremer2 and ortp are installed.

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How to use add_packet_field in a Wireshark Lua dissector?

Linking G729 library (Library exists and symbols too)

QUESTION

How to use add_packet_field in a Wireshark Lua dissector?

Asked 2020-Jul-08 at 21:49

I am stumbling my way through writing a dissector for our custom protocol in Lua. While I have basic field extraction working, many of our fields have scale factors associated with them. I'd like to present the scaled value in addition to the raw extracted value.

It seems to me tree_item:add_packet_field is tailor-made for this purpose. Except I can't get it to work.

I found Mika's blog incredibly helpful, and followed his pattern for breaking my dissector into different files, etc. That's all working.

Given a packet type "my_packet", I have a 14-bit signed integer "AOA" that I can extract just fine

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Answered 2020-Jul-08 at 21:49

Looking at the try_add_packet_field() source code, only certain FT_ types are supported, namely:

FT_BYTES
FT_UINT_BYTES
FT_OID
FT_REL_OID
FT_SYSTEM_ID
FT_ABSOLUTE_TIME
FT_RELATIVE_TIME

None of the other FT_ types are supported [yet], including FT_UINT16, which is the one you're interested in here, i.e., anything else just needs to be done the old fashioned way.

If you'd like this to be implemented, I'd suggest filing a Wireshark enhancement bug request for this over at the Wireshark Bug Tracker.

Source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/62603921

QUESTION

Linking G729 library (Library exists and symbols too)

Asked 2017-Dec-04 at 07:40

Iam currently struggeling with linking just a simple library.

I compiled and installed successfully the G729 implementation from here Belledonne G729 like this:

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Answered 2017-Dec-04 at 07:40

Found it .... Since it's a C-Library i forgot to add the 'extern "C" {}' around the includes.

Source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/47596378

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