A new article was posted in PJSIP wiki: PJNATH ICE Heap Usage Analysis and Optimization, that shows how to optimize ICE heap memory usage, from around 76 KB of peak heap usage per call (or 25 KB after the call settles down), down to just 21 KB of peak heap usage per call (or 15 KB after the call settles down). And this was with STUN, ICE, and TURN enabled.
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New features
- #2217: Omit deprecated IPv6 addresses from ICE candidates
- #2211: Use group lock instead of mutex for SIP dialog which is useful for B2BUA scenarios
- #2208: Change default arch for Android and iOS to 64-bit
- #2204: Add OpenSSL remote certificate chain info
- #2198: SIP resolve to return IPv4 and IPv6 synthesized addresses for IPv4 address literals
Latest bug fixes
- #2219: SWIG exception in mapping an invalid C++ enum value to Java (continuation of #2121)
- #2218: ICE initialization issue if an error happens during allocating state
- #2216: Delays in sending SIP messages to IPv4 literal
- #2215: Reset jitter buffer after Opus ptime decreased
- #2214: Check for PJ_ICE_ST_MAX_CAND when adding new ICE candidate
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