[Asterisk-Users] Looking for link.exe to compile G729 codec

[Obelix]

Quoting Tony Hoyle <tmh at nodomain.org>:

After downloading the framework and reading the firefly G729 notes, it turns out
the program I want is lib.exe, which is not in the distribution.

I have a lib.exe from a Visual Studio 6 CD. Will that suffice?

I also found some instructions here
http://sapdb.2scale.net/moin.cgi/MS_20C_2b_2b_20Toolkit which allow the lib.exe
to be built from some files in this code below.

@echo off
if "%1" == "" goto nocmd
echo %* > cmdline.tmp
link /lib @cmdline.tmp
del cmdline.tmp
goto end
:nocmd
link /lib
:end

Are any of these options likely to work?

In fact considering everything is it only Microsoft's lib.exe which can do the
job?




> Obelix wrote:
> > I want to compile the G729 codec to try it out with firefly.
> > I don't have Visual C++ 6 compiler. Is there a way I can obtain the
> link.exe
> > alone for use with cygwin, or a substitute program?
> >
> > I don't look forward to installing the whole Visual C++ just for the
> link.exe
> >
> The .net framework SDK apparently has it... just ignore all the .net
> bits and use nmake/cl/link from it.
>
> Tony
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