[reSIProcate] Closer to release

[Robert Sparks]

Ok  - here's what I just committed.

I added the usual --enable or --disable stuff for
google-malloc, google-cpuperf, boost, and curl.

I corrected the macros that interpret the --enable/--disable
arguments to configure to do the right thing (--disables were
not working, --enable-blah=no was not working).

There was already code that set USE_SSL depending
on the presence of OpenSSL. I enhanced it to pay attention
to --enable-ssl (or --disable-ssl) as well (it won't even check
for OpenSSL if you've selected --disable-ssl). If you don't say
anything it enables ssl if and only if it can find OpenSSL.

There was already an enable-ipv6. Right this second it defaults
to no. We should look at making it more like what we do for SSL above.
(Just need to know what condition to check for - probably just a header)

Autotools provides distcc.

I'll look into what we need for ccache, but I've been told you just
get it if its installed...

I changed the default value for RESIP_LOCAL_DATA_SIZE as indicated.

I missed POPT. I'll come back and catch that tomorrow if nobody
beats me too it.

RjS

>
> On May 10, 2005, at 5:34 PM, Derek MacDonald wrote:
>
>> If possible, can V6 be off by default for cygwin/any other platforms 
>> that
>> don't support it?
>>
>> --Derek
>>
>>> -----Original Message-----
>>> From: resiprocate-devel-bounces at list.sipfo
>>>
>>> Can somebody make sure that the configure script allows you to set 
>>> the
>>> following options (defaults listed). Some of these are certainly
>>> already there.
>>>
>>> USE_DISTCC=false
>>> USE_CCACHE=false
>>> USE_SSL=true
>>> USE_IPV6=true
>>> USE_POPT=false
>>> USE_GOOGLE_MALLOC=false
>>> USE_GOOLGLE_CPUPERF=false
>>> USE_BOOST=false
>>> USE_CURL=false
>>>
>>> RESIP_LOCAL_DATA_SIZE=16   // just default is changed