Hello All,

I'm going to bind a SIP library called
sofia-sip<http://sofia-sip.sourceforge.net/>,
it is an open source (LGPL) cross platform SIP library from Nokia. Because the binding I'm going to make will also have to work under Windows, I must know how to detect what is the calling convention in the Windows compilation side.
In theory it can be stdcall, but how can I make sure of it ?

Thanks,

Ido

LINESIP websites:
http://www.linesip.com
http://www.linesip.co.il

Because the binding I'm going to make will also have to work under Windows,

I must know how to detect

what is the calling convention in the Windows compilation side. In theory it can be stdcall, but how can I make sure of it ?

It's open source, just open up the header files.

Look for function attributes in the source. If they use gcc it should be __attribute__(stdcall) or __stdcall (they may have this in a macro somewhere). If you can't find anything, the default is cdecl. I don't know what msvc uses by default.

Henry

I don't know what msvc uses by default.

It's cdecl as well. The fast call is an option.

Thanks all, and I hope that I will work in this headers soon and release it for everyone to have :)

Ido

LINESIP websites:
http://www.linesip.com
http://www.linesip.co.il