2. SoundOut buffer size can be set by editing wsjtx.ini.
3. Fixed bug in placement of #ifdef in rigclass.cpp
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Disable attempted control of T/R switching via HRD: it does not work,
as coded.
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2. Fix two more g95 compiler warnings.
3. Remove some unused code in getfile.cpp.
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*** Beware: some code in this revision will surely fail in Linux! ***
*** Some "#ifdef Win32" statements are still to be included. ***
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I have changed the declarations of the Rig class functions we use:
open()
setConf()
getFreq()
setFreq()
setPTT()
close()
... so that each one returns the (negative) error code returned by
hamlib. These functions no longer throw exceptions.
Initial tests seem to show things working well. I have found one
condition that causes a crash. The rig is initially opened and is
running OK (in this case, with the Polling interval set to 1 s). Then
the radio is turned off. The next call to getFreq() never returns.
Probably we need to set a timeout limit?
The code is kinda on the quick-and-dirty side. Improvements will be
welcom!
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verbosity. Thanks to John, AC6SL! (Will get you authorized to commit, soon.)
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*** This code is not finished, and may not work correctly! ***
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