8.2.2 Required Libraries

When using CSP in Linux, you must link the following library files in the order shown when compiling your application:

libec.so

• CSP library file. Specify -lec in makefile.

libdxxx.so

• Main voice library file. Specify -ldxxx in makefile.

libsrl.so

• Standard Runtime Library file. Specify -lsrl in makefile.

libpthread.so

• POSIX threads system library. Specify -lpthread in makefile.

libLiS.so

• Linux Streams (LiS) library. Specify -lLiS in makefile.

libdl.so

• Dynamic Loader system library. Specify -ldl in makefile.

If you use curses, you must ensure that it is the last library to be linked.

When using GlobalCall with CSP in Linux, you must link the GlobalCall library (libgc.so) before linking the CSP library (libec.so). Additionally, you may need to link the digital network interface library (libdti.so). Thus, when using CSP and GlobalCall, you would link the following: libgc.so, libec.so, libdxxx.so, libdti.so, libsrl.so.

When using CSP in Windows, you must link the following library files when compiling your application:

libecmt.lib

• CSP library file.

libdxxmt.lib

• Voice library file is required.

libsrlmt.lib

• Standard Runtime Library is required.

When using GlobalCall with CSP in Windows, you must link the GlobalCall library (libgc.lib) before linking the CSP library (libecmt.lib). Additionally, you may need to link the digital network interface library (libdtimt.lib). Thus, when using CSP and GlobalCall, you would link the following: libgc.lib, libecmt.lib, libdxxmt.lib, libdtimt.lib, libsrlmt.lib.

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