Asterisk INLINE Optimization
Chris Savinovich
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Asterisk developers who have made use of one of our function attributes called “force_inline” should be aware we are discouraging it. Why? Let’s get to
Asterisk developers who have made use of one of our function attributes called “force_inline” should be aware we are discouraging it. Why? Let’s get to
If you’ve been concerned about slow Asterisk startup times or excessive memory utilization, we’ve got some good news for you. We’ve eliminated the media index
Previously on this blog I talked about a new feature to internally filter messages in our internal message bus, as well as a new caching
The stasis message bus is something that is used every day as of Asterisk 13 when you are using Asterisk. It provides the foundation of
In the past, we’ve had a few blog posts talking about specific parts of new WebRTC work that has been done in Asterisk; but, with
One of the most difficult things in PJSIP is ensuring that the experience is the best it can be for not just people who configure
Let’s talk some more about testing, understanding the test framework for Asterisk, and building better tests. An exciting topic I know! In a previous post, we
The Story of Asterisk and Keep-Alives The vast majority of VoIP communications is done via UDP datagrams. It’s a no-overhead protocol which makes it fast
For those of you budding Asterisk developers out there, you may find yourself browsing the source code. All over, you’ll find function calls prefixed with
How much testing do we really do? A lot, and let’s face it, Asterisk isn’t the easiest of software packages to test. Our continuous integration
