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In mISDN/drivers/isdn/mISDN/octvqe/octvqe_liniux.c a timestamp is used that uses the call in line 534
pChan->ulTimestampIn = (unsigned long)rdtsc();
rdtsc however is the reading of an Intel architecture specific time register that does not exist in other CPU architectures.
Tried to compile this for an ARM based platform and only could get there by removing these calls (am not using octvqe anyway).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
wwortel
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cose is Intel architecture specific
code has Intel architecture specific element
Jan 19, 2018
Yes the code was developed for Intel only years ago and I'm not so familar with this specific stuff (echo canceling). If somebody comes up with a CPU neutral Version I'm glade to merge it.
In mISDN/drivers/isdn/mISDN/octvqe/octvqe_liniux.c a timestamp is used that uses the call in line 534
pChan->ulTimestampIn = (unsigned long)rdtsc();
rdtsc however is the reading of an Intel architecture specific time register that does not exist in other CPU architectures.
Tried to compile this for an ARM based platform and only could get there by removing these calls (am not using octvqe anyway).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: