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Add MSNP9 back as an alternative alongside the existing MSN prpl. Cowardly old fools like me who prefer the stability of our MSNP9 code over the features of MSNP14 can enable this using the --disable-msnp14 ./configure option. If we want to release from i.p.p and MSN stability is the only blocker, we can trivially flick the default to use MSNP9 in configure.ac

/**
 * @file slpsession.h SLP Session functions
 *
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 */
#ifndef _MSN_SLPSESSION_H_
#define _MSN_SLPSESSION_H_

typedef struct _MsnSlpSession MsnSlpSession;

#include "slpcall.h"
#include "slpsession.h"
#include "slpmsg.h"

struct _MsnSlpSession
{
	/* MsnSlpLink *slplink; */
	MsnSlpCall *slpcall;

	long id;

	long app_id;
	char *call_id;
};

MsnSlpSession *msn_slp_session_new(MsnSlpCall *slpcall);
void msn_slp_session_destroy(MsnSlpSession *slpsession);
void msn_slpsession_send_slpmsg(MsnSlpSession *slpsession,
								MsnSlpMessage *slpmsg);
#endif /* _MSN_SLPSESSION_H_ */