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On 02/16/2018 02:14 PM, Bote Man wrote:<br>
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<p class="MsoNormal">This is one of the things that caused me to
pause. The core developers have enough to keep them busy
without me bugging them to update Doxygen or git pull notes
specifying things like this. But, I don’t have enough
experience with C to decode what’s going on in the code a lot
of times so I hit a wall. I’m pretty sure a script would just
dump every variable declaration without context to inform of
its use.</p>
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<p class="MsoNormal">I don’t know how to solve this problem. :-(</p>
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The script right now is spitting out links to the source code lines
in question, so /some/ discovery is possible. Once this part is
finished to completion, we'll get a better idea of what we know and
what we don't. <br>
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I have learned a little by reading the code, but I think the next
step should be to try to figure out how to use the switch_log_printf
and the log macros. Running through the code with log output might
give us clues. <br>
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Another way to inspect would be to subscribe and watch things change
with one of the event_handlers. <br>
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We might try exploring GDB to walk through each step. I'm not sure
if it would tell us what we need to know, but it's worth trying.<br>
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I have to say that going through the documentation has made me
really appreciate all the work that people have done over the years.
Imagine if FreeSWITCH weren't documented at all -- I know that I
wouldn't even know what FreeSWITCH was!<br>
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For anything we really can't figure out, it's best to set them
aside. Maybe someone will come along who can explain.<br>
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Or we will have to ask the core developers, with appropriate
compensation, to document them. I'm not sure what compensation
model, but I think the best way to have a complete documentation is
a combination of our collaboration and appropriate compensation to
the core developers.<br>
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