@linuxmaniac thanks for your reply, many company use Windows environment for IT infrastructure, so if I can port kamailio to Windows, and merge into main repo, windows has come to second citizenship class of kamailio, and many companies can use better kamailio with default their IT environment, and reducing IT staff cost.

I think we have only two big changes, one for networking and another one for threading. in threading changes, I plan to use just more standard approach, so I think not only does it not reduce maintainability, but it also increases it. You are absolutely right about the changes needed for the network, But I think we can limit these changes as much as possible and reduce their scope by abstracting them.

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