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Thanks to:
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The FFTW library (http://www.fftw.org) without which the efficient
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generation of discrete fast Fourier transformations essential to the
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decoding DSP algorithms of WSJT-X would be a considerable part of the
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project.
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The Qt project (http://qt-project.org) that allows us to deliver a
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rich industrial strength cross platform GUI application written in
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C++.
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Nate Bargmann, N0NB, and the Hamlib developer team for their
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excellent library and for prompt review and acceptance of the many
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pull requests for upstream patches to Hamlib.
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Dave Bernstein, AA6YQ, for being so receptive to suggestions
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allowing WSJT-X to cooperate with his excellent Amateur Radio DX and
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award chasing suite (http://www.dxlabsuite.com).
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Laurie Cowcher, VK3AMA, for developing the partner applications
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JTAlertX and JTMacrosX (http://www.hamapps.com) that make DX chasing
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with WSJT-X such an efficient and pleasurable experience.
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The CMake build and packaging tools (http://www.cmake.org) for
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their comprehensive scripting tools that make automation of building
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and packaging on all supported platforms possible.
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The NSIS MS Windows installer scripting and generator tools
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(http://nsis.sourceforge.net) that, through the CPack NSIS generator,
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allows us to build a comprehensive Windows installer package.
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The GNU Compiler Collection (http://gcc.gnu.org) that allows us to
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compile and link C++, Fortran and C code to the latest Standards and
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with high quality optimization.
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The clang C++ & C compiler front ends and LLVM compiler back end
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tools (http://clang.llvm.org) that provide us with another, gcc
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compatible, high quality C++ and C compiler and Standard Library suite
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which, particularly on Apple Mac, allows our code to be ported to the
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maximum number of platforms.
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The MinGW project (http://www.mingw.org) that ports the gcc
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compilers and related GNU tools to the MS Windows environment allowing
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a high quality C++, Fortran and C application to be portable between
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native MS Windows and other platforms such as Linux and Apple Mac.
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