I have installed cwdaemon-0.9.3 and the PTT for voice is still dead
(measuring with oscilloscope). I returned to cwdaemon-0.9.4. and I
installed unixcw (cool program) before re-installing 0.9.4. Still
nothing.
I am beginning to wonder if the parallel port has been damaged. Is
there a straightfo
I have spent the day working on TLF; so far, so good. Here are a couple
of observations (on 9.04);
+ After a lot of troubleshooting on the voice keyer I discovered that
file name-length is important for VKM12. I had a file that would play
on VKM1 just fine; the same file would not play at VKM12
Rein,
I recompiled the code on my machine and rigctl worked! But the
voicekeyer didn't :o(
So I downloaded the latest from the SVN and compiled it (with your help
listed below) and now the rigctl and voicekeyer are working! :o)
Thank you very much! I will be very pleased to run TLF in the 10M
Hi Rein and others,
On Sat, Dec 05, 2009 at 12:25:18PM +0100, Rein Couperus wrote:
> I did the following to get tlf-1.0.0pre going with hamlib:
>
> * check if libhamlib-dev is on your system, if not sudo apt-get install
> libhamlib-dev
> * in the TLF-1.0.0pre directory, do a make clean
> * ./con
Bonjour Stephane,
thank you for finding this :)
I have updated the SVN and the alpha package with your patch, and I will use
the tool often...
Merci et CU
73,
Rein PA0R
> -Ursprüngliche Nachricht-
> Von: "Stephane Fillod"
> Gesendet: 05.12.09 13:48:44
> An: tlf-devel@nongnu.org
>
Re,
Have you ever heard aout cppcheck[1]? This is a simple syntax checker
of C/C++. For apt-get junkies: sudo apt-get install cppcheck
RTFM cppcheck(1).
[1] http://cppcheck.wiki.sourceforge.net/
This is the first time I'm using it. Here's what I've found in tlfrepo:
$ cppcheck -a -q -v src/*.[c
Hi,
I'm happy to see tlf 1.0 coming.
Here's a patch which allows the use of pkg-config for hamlib,
which is convenient for hamlib install in a non standard place
(ie. outside of /usr).
73
--
Stephane - F8CFE
Index: configure.in
===
I did the following to get tlf-1.0.0pre going with hamlib:
* check if libhamlib-dev is on your system, if not sudo apt-get install
libhamlib-dev
* in the TLF-1.0.0pre directory, do a make clean
* ./configure --enable-hamlib
* make
* sudo make install
This is for Debian based systems, for other d
