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Visit the Vonage API Developer PortalImportant: Version 2.26.0 of the SDK removes support for Debian 11.
Apps written with the OpenTok Linux SDK 2.28.1 can interoperate with OpenTok apps written with version 2.25+ of the OpenTok client SDKs:
The OpenTok Linux SDK supports applications written in C/C++.
The OpenTok Linux SDK works on desktops and laptops running Debian 12 (amd64). In addition to a Debian package, we provide tgz packages for development on other platforms and architectures such as armv7 and arm64. However, Vonage Support staff can only diagnose and troubleshoot issues that are reproducible on desktops or laptops running Debian (amd64).
The OpenTok Linux SDK for x86_64 (adm64) architecture is available as a Debian package. We support Debian 12 (bookworm). We maintain our own Debian repository on packagecloud. Follow these steps to install the packages from our repository.
Add packagecloud repository:
curl -s https://packagecloud.io/install/repositories/tokbox/debian/script.deb.sh | sudo bash
Install the OpenTok Linux SDK packages.
sudo apt-get install libopentok-dev
tgz packagesThe OpenTok Linux SDK for armv7 and arm64 architectures is available as a tgz
package via a direct download in the OpenTok developer center. There is also a
package for x86_64.
For x86_64 architecture find the tgz package at https://tokbox.com/downloads/libopentok_linux_llvm_x86_64-2.28.1
For armv7 architecture find the tgz package at https://tokbox.com/downloads/libopentok_linux_llvm_armv7-2.28.1
For arm64 architecture find the tgz package at https://tokbox.com/downloads/libopentok_linux_llvm_arm64-2.28.1
You can download any of those packages and use them in your applications.
After extracting the packages the folder with the contents contains a handy
CMakeLists.txt file the developer can use if CMake is used in the
application. The developer would need to add it via the ADD_SUBDIRECTORY()
command, add $<TARGET_PROPERTY:libopentok,INTERFACE_INCLUDE_DIRECTORIES> to the
list of include folders with the INCLUDE_DIRECTORIES() command and finally add
libopentok to the list of target link libraries.
ADD_SUBDIRECTORY(<absolute-path-to-package-folder> ${CMAKE_CURRENT_BINARY_DIR}/libopentok)
# ...
INCLUDE_DIRECTORIES(<other-include-directories> $<TARGET_PROPERTY:libopentok,INTERFACE_INCLUDE_DIRECTORIES>)
# ...
ADD_EXECUTABLE(${PROJECT_NAME} <sources>)
TARGET_LINK_LIBRARIES(${PROJECT_NAME} <other-libraries> libopentok)
For sample code, go to the opentok-linux-sdk-samples repo at GitHub.