Hello All,
I setup a few Windows Tasks an Linux crons to do nightly builds for all
five WSJT apps. I test each application manually (except MAP65, as I
don't have an SDR) for basic RX/TX functionality. I leave one or two
running over night. On Windows, the apps are built with the JTSDK's,
Bash scr
Hello all,
I committed a few changes to JTSDK-DOC this afternoon. This is a follow
up to those changes (more are on the way). I'll also send out a separate
update regarding the build status (as I know it to be) for each
application + docs.
No changes to JTSDK Core Applications have been made, onl
On 01/04/2014 16:50, Josh Rovero wrote:
Hi Josh,
>
> W.r.t performance & structure changes, what we don't want to lose is
> the ability to run multiple instances concurrently.
>
Nothing I suggested would cause that, in fact it might make it easier to
support.
>
> Josh Rovero
> KK1D
>
73
Bill
G4WJ
W.r.t performance & structure changes, what we don't want to lose is the
ability to run multiple instances concurrently.
Josh Rovero
KK1D
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On 01/04/2014 15:39, Edson W. R. Pereira wrote:
Hello Bill, Joe, et al,
Hi Edson,
Bill, I think your suggestion for a callback function would be very
good. It would simplify things. Putting the decoder on a lib is also
very good. This brings back an idea I have been thinking about
recently
Hello Bill, Joe, et al,
Bill, I think your suggestion for a callback function would be very good.
It would simplify things. Putting the decoder on a lib is also very good.
This brings back an idea I have been thinking about recently: The
possibility of detaching the DSP and audio engine from the G
On 01/04/2014 14:34, Joe Taylor wrote:
> Hi Bill,
Hi Joe,
>
> 1. First, a few words about the icons. I haven't had time to trace down
> the exact cause, but I established that if I start WSJT-X from the
> directory into which it was installed by cmake, the proper icon is shown
> on the Windows tas
On 01/04/2014 14:34, Joe Taylor wrote:
> Hi Bill,
Hi Joe,
>
> 1. First, a few words about the icons. I haven't had time to trace down
> the exact cause, but I established that if I start WSJT-X from the
> directory into which it was installed by cmake, the proper icon is shown
> on the Windows tas
Hi Bill,
1. First, a few words about the icons. I haven't had time to trace down
the exact cause, but I established that if I start WSJT-X from the
directory into which it was installed by cmake, the proper icon is shown
on the Windows taskbar. If, however, I copy the *.exe and *.dll files
t
Hi Joe,
Two things on my mind related to WSJT-X.
1) Like you I am concerned about TX synthesizer glitches on Windows
which seem to be down to some low level stall in the o/s or audio
framework servicing the DAC. This issue is far more prevalent at the
beginning of a transmission so it seems re
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