Wayne,
Given a choice, I'd leave it in C#, since with the existence of .NET
compatible libraries on alternative OS's, you'll have a better chance to
encourage people that Elecraft cares about giving people a choice of how
they set up their stations.
Matthew Pitts
N8OHU
K2 #5956
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It's possible that we'll rewrite the K3 Downloader software application
in VB6, etc., so that .NET won't be needed. The only reason we use .NET
now is that I'm a C programmer, and the quickest way for me to get the
downloader working was to use Microsoft's C# programming environment.
NO - Plea
Even if Mono isn't up to the task, a simple command-line version for
Linux and Mac would likely be a fairly easy community project if you
provide the C# code.
Borrowing a Windows box isn't hard for Linux or Mac users, but it would
probably be nicer for some folks.
Leigh/WA5ZNU
On Wed, 25 Jul
Do it in Python, make it really portable, and lower cost to maintain.
-- Alan, wb6zqz
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From: wayne burdick <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Don,
>
> It's possible that we'll rewrite the K3 Downloader software application
> in VB6, etc., so that .NET won't
On Jul 25, 2007, at 2:41 PM, wayne burdick wrote:
Don,
It's possible that we'll rewrite the K3 Downloader software
application in VB6, etc., so that .NET won't be needed. The only
reason we use .NET now is that I'm a C programmer, and the quickest
way for me to get the downloader working
On 7/26/07, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Do it in Python, make it really portable, and lower cost to maintain.
I would have thought a command line program written in C was the most
portable option. There are C compilers for everything from 16-bit
MS-DOS up. The two things that a
> Do it in Python, make it really portable, and lower cost to maintain.
One nice thing about Python, those of us who might prefer a .Net based
application could then port it to the .Net world using Iron Python.
One other comment:
While I have mucho bandwidth at home, I do not have an antenna pe
It is important that one can load the firmware to the K3 from local
memory as well as directly from the Elecraft server.
The computer I use to update my K3 uses local file copies rather than
the 'net, so this is not a problem.
73,
Lyle KK7P
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Lyle, are the images Floppy-sized, USB-Stick-sized, CD-Sized, DVD-sized or
Super-sized ($1.29 extra)?
Dan / WG4S
The computer I use to update my K3 uses local file copies rather than the
'net, so this is not a problem.
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> Lyle, are the images Floppy-sized, USB-Stick-sized, CD-Sized,
> DVD-sized or Super-sized ($1.29 extra)?
The MCU file is 360KB and the DSP is 103KB.
73,
Ed - W0YK
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I have managed to stay out of this thread - but I read Dilbert the other
day.
This just about sums it all up:
http://www.dilbert.com/comics/dilbert/archive/images/dilbert2007018331803.gif
Simon Brown, HB9DRV
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