The main reason is to depend on all ("*") targets in voice_engine.gyp and video_engine.gyp. We don't want the merge_lib targets building by default, since they do funny stuff like delete some libraries.
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I made several updates to the Windows version as well so that both
implementations share
a big portion of the code.
The underlying PeerConnection notifications have changed a bit since the last
update
so that there's still a known issue that I plan to fix in my next change:
// TODO(tommi): There's a problem now with terminating connections:
// When ending a conversation, both peers now send a signaling message
// that indicates that their ports are closed (port=0). The trouble this
// causes us here is that we can interpret such a message as an invite
// to a new conversation. So, currently there is a bug that ending
// a conversation can immediately start a new one.
// To fix this I plan to change how conversations start and have a special
// notification message via the server that prepares a client for a
// conversation instead of automatically recognizing the first signaling
// message as an invite.
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