At 06:17 PM 4/12/2006, Bruce K3CMZ wrote:
A few comments on the answers I got about the code
Dan KB5My talked about some formal education
As he took some classes in 1993, I was retired at the
end of 1993, after 40 years with the ding-a-ling
company my school daze were over, but thanks anyway.
Bruce!!
I've only been around for a year (hmmm maybe a lil more than that, but not
much). The code as it is today in compiled version of SDR-1000 is awesome
compared to Gerald's VB code. Think about it: It is still basically ONE
HARDWARE with some ECO's. Software is making it DELICIOUSLY better!
A few comments on the answers I got about the code
Dan KB5My talked about some formal education
As he took some classes in 1993, I was retired at the
end of 1993, after 40 years with the ding-a-ling
company my school daze were over, but thanks anyway.
Eric suggested searching for "#region"
and
B. We are going to hold it right here. Lets start a rebellion.
1.7.0 is going to more like a revolution than evolution.
Bob
Jim Lux wrote:
At 09:13 AM 4/11/2006, Steve Nance wrote:
Hi Bruce,
To complicate matters even more there is a significant software architecture
change in
At 09:13 AM 4/11/2006, Steve Nance wrote:
Hi Bruce,
To complicate matters even more there is a significant software architecture
change in the works which will start with release 1.7.0 (beta). This change
will make major changes to the code and the way it is used. Given this
pending architecture
At 08:46 AM 4/11/2006, Bruce K3CMZ wrote:
Hi
While trying to teach myself something about this C Stuff,
I was digging into the Code 'console.cs' and 'setup.cs'
Are you looking at the raw code, or have you loaded up Microsoft's C-sharp
environment?
If you load it in the environment, the too
KB5MY
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Bruce:
A huge portion of the code is stuff
t least in the VS.NET IDE).
Eric Wachsmann
FlexRadio Systems
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Bruce:
A huge portion of the code is stuff that is automatically generated by
the VS .NET 2003 integrated development environment (IDE). When
working in this environment, near the upper edge of the screen, when
you are in a module, it will list the functions and you can navigate by
opening
t: Tuesday, April 11, 2006 10:47 AM
To: FlexRadio@flex-radio.biz
Subject: [Flexradio] Another Stupid Question about the Code
Hi
While trying to teach myself something about this C Stuff, I was digging
into the Code 'console.cs' and 'setup.cs'
I noticed that these files were
Hi
While trying to teach myself something about this C Stuff,
I was digging into the Code 'console.cs' and 'setup.cs'
I noticed that these files were quite large:
setup.cs is 17276 lines of code and 361 pages
console.cs is 18488 lines and 399 pages
for a total of over thirty five thousand line
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