One tip: build freeswitch in vs2008 express. You can easily debug line by line.
On Thu, 2012-02-16 at 11:00 +0100, François Delawarde wrote:
> I would start by using FS extensively and looking at console logs or
> playing with ESL to understand the logic (channel states, events, etc.).
>
> Then try to understand well the code of small modules like
> mod_blacklist, and slowly going to the core stuff from there.
>
> FS code is in general really well put together and, compared to
> Asterisk, I find it very easy to read and understand without
> documentation. Well, maybe a few drawings could help to learn faster...
>
> Have fun,
> François.
Thank you for this suggestion. I would certainly do that. Do i need to
write my own esl connector or freeswitch distributes some samples?(I
see some perl/java/ruby samples in the wiki)?
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