Does Neutrino RTP have telephone application programming interface like TAPI
of microsoft Windows?
jigang <jigang@jinglun.com.cn> wrote:
Does Neutrino RTP have telephone application programming interface like TAPI
of microsoft Windows?
Not really … you (or your card vendor) would have to write a
driver for your cards first. Then most likely the API would
be a simple & standard C interface with some custom io messages
or devctl’s to control the cards.
Thomas
If they want just something to control a modem, that’s one thing. There
are some modem control routines in Neutrino’s libc (modem_open/close,
modem_read/write, modem_script) which are not the same as TAPI but might
be sufficient.
If they’re looking for something high-end, like to control digital
telephony switching equipment, then there is Natural Microsystems with
their very sophisticated boards and they have Neutrino drivers.
Brooktrout supports Neutrino too (good for ISDN stuff).
- igor
Thomas Fletcher wrote:
jigang <> jigang@jinglun.com.cn> > wrote:
Does Neutrino RTP have telephone application programming interface like TAPI
of microsoft Windows?Not really … you (or your card vendor) would have to write a
driver for your cards first. Then most likely the API would
be a simple & standard C interface with some custom io messages
or devctl’s to control the cards.Thomas