OpenSS7 STREAMS ISDN -- things to do. 2008-10-31
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Copyright (c) 1997-2000 Brian Bidulock
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Current Plan
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This package is lower down on the priority list. Current focus is on
pushing through the `sigtran', `strss7' and `strvoip' packages instead.
This package sits at about the same status as the `strchan' package.
There exists modules and drivers in this package that have not yet been
publicly released and are only available to sponsors of the OpenSS7
Project on the CVS archive. When the project gets back to this package
(sometime 2H2007), the plan will be to move the private modules and
drivers into the public release, place conformance validation test cases
around them and release this package as production grade.
Things to Do
.............
- Testing. This package is completely untested.
This remains to be done.
- Actually implement all of the package.
- Copy all of the ISDN drivers, multiplexers and modules as well as
the test programs from the strss7 package and place them here.
Note that this package should load after strchan and strxns but
before sigtran.
_*done*_
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