decodes from a recorded file. (Still need to test for decoding from
real-time data.)
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sync65: added call to smooth for improved sync in mode JT65C.
added +2 dB to SNR estimates for JT65C.
wsjt65: cleaned up some display details of decoded lines
short65: added calls to smooth for improved shorthand decodes in JT65C.
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done at the same time in wsjt; there is no separate ptt init. done.
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2. Removed the "itry" loop in wsjt65, speeding up JT65 decodes.
3. A dded Deep Search to avemsg65.
4. Changed "Decoding" menu accordingly. Karn RS decoder used only if KV
decoder not present.
5. Removed sort from deep65; find 1st and 2nd largest values directly.
6. Fixed Makefile.win. (Still need to fix *nix Makefile.)
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- reworked ptt_unix.c numerous things I did not like anyway.
removed gotos's (from original cwdaemon; not my fault!)
commented better what was happening
refactored code to make it clearer, there was no need to try and do
both the open and the parallel port test in one function (cwdaemon again)
this just obsfuscated what was happening.
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wsjt1.F: Option to intentionally degrade SNR for test purposes
deep65.F: Tweaked parameters for computing qual
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- This should be all the final merges from the freebsd branch
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- This gets rid of the need to configure for parallel or serial port
- The code picks up the device name from WSJT.INI for ComPort (misnamed now)
which is actually a device name for either a serial port or parallel port.
ptt_unix.c then uses the appropriate code to "talk" to a parallel or serial
port.
- audio in/audio out should work the same way on windows as it did before,
however it is actually now a string name value, which can be used to open
the appropriate /dev/dsp on OSS or in future, be passed to the ALSA init
routines or other audio routines as needed.
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compile it if necessary and use the libs from it instead of the system
library. v19 has a different ABI than portaudio normally installed
on unix systems.
I have come across at least one other program that includes a copy
of portaudio v19 with it's release package due to this problem.
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up to 8 characters. Augmented callsign (e.g., VU4AN/VU3RYF) must have
no more than 12 characters.
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