Building the RTSP Proxy

The procedures in this section explain how to compile the RTSP proxy.

Compiling the RTSP Proxy in a UNIX Environment

Use the following procedures to compile the RTSP proxy in a UNIX environment.

Creating the Makefile for UNIX

After you extract the contents of the tar file that you downloaded from the RealNetworks Web site, you must run a configuration script called configure that dynamically creates a makefile for UNIX, using the following procedure.

To run the configure script:

1. Go to the ortspproxy_2_0 directory.

2. Type the following command:

   ./configure

   The configure script reads the environmental variables and dynamically creates a makefile so that it's compatible with the platform on which it will be built.

Building the RTSP Proxy with gcc on UNIX

Use the following procedure to compile the source code in a UNIX environment.

To compile the RTSP proxy using gcc:

1. Go to the osrtspproxy_2_0.

2. Type the following command:

   make

   This command creates a binary, named rtspproxy.

   	Note
   	The source code in the RTSP Proxy Kit source code was test-compiled on GNU's gcc for UNIX.

Compiling the RTSP Proxy in a Windows Environment

Use the following procedure to compile the source code on a computer that's running Windows.

To compile using Visual C++:

1. In a command window, go to the ortspproxy_2_0 directory.

2. Type the following command:

   nmake -f rtspproxy.mak

   This command creates an executable file named rtspproxy.exe.

   	Note
   	The source code in the RTSP Proxy Kit was test- compiled using Microsoft Visual C++.

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