Bill Somerville via wsjt-devel kirjoitti 27.8.2021 klo 14.05:
if you are not going to use the bundled Hamlib sources then there is little point in starting with the WSJT-X sources tarball we provide. That tarball is specifically set up to build WSJT-X using that bundled Hamlib. You would be better to simply clone the WSJT-X git source repository f
I think a while ago I told (might be just in mail to Mike, not to dev-list) how I tar and checksum Git-hamlib clone with names of Hamlib in wsjt-x tarball, replace the original files and then do build. I think it is not clever (at least not easiest) way and asked is there a proper way.
If I search GitHub with "wsjt-x" I get 57 repositories. Then there is SourceForge. To tell the truth I have difficulties to know where is the latest official source (elsewhere than tarball@Joe's web page). Mainly because I am not Git guru and I can do just some basic things there.
Hamlib is easy to find from GItHub. It is just "hamlib" and can be found as first hit of search.
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