[Asterisk-Dev] Re: ast_pthread_create use with external lib

[Karl Brose]

I had the same problem on someone's installation recently,
it's not the CVS mechanisms fault.
The definitions of ast_pthread_create are weird depending on
OS definitions.
I had to insert the #define in chan_vpb.c to get a quick fix.
The real problem needs to be solved elsewhere in the headers,
but had no time to looking into it yet.

#ifdef pthread_create
#undef pthread_create
#endif
#define ast_pthread_create pthread_create         <===== inserted



Tony Mountifield wrote:

>In article <003501c4a7bb$793a3fc0$cc01000a at texnet.org>,
>Leandro <leandro at texnet.it> wrote:
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>>----- Original Message ----- 
>>From: "Richard Lyman" <pchammer at dynx.net>
>>To: "Asterisk Developers Mailing List" <asterisk-dev at lists.digium.com>
>>Sent: Thursday, September 30, 2004 6:46 PM
>>Subject: Re: [Asterisk-Dev] ast_pthread_create use with external lib
>>
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>>>Leandro wrote:
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>>>>Hello,
>>>>I am trying to use OpenLine cards with Asterisk (I found laying around
>>>>two OpenLine4 dated back 2002), but the vpb driver uses the
>>>>pthread_create library call instead of ast_pthread_create and so
>>>>asterisk, while loading modules, starting with chan_sip.so, exits with
>>>>the common "hint" undefined symbol: __use_ast_pthread_create_instead__
>>>>
>>>>Is there a way to use the vpb driver?
>>>>
>>>>Leandro
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>>>__use_ ***>>> ast_pthread_create <<<*** _instead__
>>>
>>>so rename all pthread_create to ast_pthread_create ...
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>>I tried, but it fails because ast_pthread_create isn't available to
>>vpb_driver.
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>>Any new hint?
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>It sounds like you might have sticky tags keeping you on an old version.
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>Try: cvs update -A
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>ast_pthread_create is defined in <asterisk/utils.h>
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>The current versions of chan_vpb and chan_sip do correctly use utils.h
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>Cheers
>Tony
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