Visual Studio 2003 is what is used to compile it.
No block diagram or roadmap that I know of. - just sort of have to wade in
and dig through it. The top level source directories and what I know about
them
DttSP -- the DSP engine, C code - core DSP stuff is in here. Compiles to
DttSP.dll.
PowerSDR - this is the main C# code that runs the UI. Interesting files in
here are:
console.cs - the class implementing the console GUI - pretty much
runs the show
setup.cs - all of the dialogs on the setup panel
hardware_v2.cs - abstraction of the SDR 1000 hardware
dsp.cs - C# thunking layer to get into the DttSP dll code
CAT - directory containing CAT support and serial port access code
All the rest -- who knows, haven't had the need to dig into 'em
The remaining directories are of code from various open source projects
that have been incorporated into the PowerSDR program. Most of these are
taken unchanged from the open source versions, so they're basically used as
black boxes:
fftw_wisdom - little diagnostic routine that advises the FFTW code
on how to do FFT's fast on a a given machine.
FFTW2 - Fast Fourier Transform libaray
PortAudio - play with audio in a portable way
PortTalk - bit bang the parallel port
pthread - threading library
Hope this helps.
Regards,
Bill (kd5tfd)
At 10:57 PM 11/13/2005, KD5NWA wrote:
I was looking at the source code for the FlexSDR software and I saw
that it's mostly C and C# with a sprinkling of C++.
Can I assume it is MS VC, and MS VC# compilers that are used?
Is there a block diagram or something similar that shows the
organization of the modules and how they function?
Cecil Bayona
KD5NWA
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