Sorry... I understood SIP as Software Input Panel (the virtual keyboard on
devices).
Concerning the dll, instead of updating the source code of the lib, you can
create a C++ dll class (VS 2005 supports this) that wrap each function of
the c lib to a exported dll function. In your c# code, use the dllimport
attribute to call this c++ methods.
You can also (I never tryed) create a managed assmbly using C++ in which you
can call the C lib.
HTH
Steve
"Cool_Zer0" <
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Hi.
What do you mean by "SIP is already managable in C#"? You mean that C#
already supports SIP? I don't understand...
I'm developing a VoIP application for audio and video and the ideia is
to be portable to Windows Mobile 5 (Smartphone/PocketPC) and Symbian
OS. The problem is that Symbian OS is C++
Can you point to a link where explains where to build a .DLL with the
..LIB? Or to build the .DLL with the sources available?
Thanks