The file is written in the iWriteFile function in fsk.C, and
everything is fixed length - the structures are in fsk.h.
Since that function is only ~120 lines and doesn't do any
bit splitting, I don't see a need to put that
level of detail in the document.
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How can the data be extracted from a FSK file without to look
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The file is written in the iWriteFile function in fsk.C, and
everything is fixed length - the structures are in fsk.h.
Since that function is only ~120 lines and doesn't do any
bit splitting, I don't see a need to put that
level of detail in the document.
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How can the data be extracted from a FSK file without to look
at the
code "http://cvs.sourceforge.net/viewcvs.py/*checkout*/fskc
/fskc/src/Cpp/fsk.C?content-type=text%2Fplain&rev=1.1"?
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Looking at the write or read function is then only way to
understand the file format.