Re: [Hamlib-developer] CQ CQ hamlib-developers..
Library to control radio transceivers and receivers
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From: Stephane F. <f4...@fr...> - 2001-04-23 23:01:26
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On Sun, Apr 22, 2001, Frank Singleton wrote: > > > > > Does my yaesu stuff still compile ok ? > > Actually, I ran it against my FT747 anf FT847 and it all looked > ok . Did you ran the last commited version (sunday)? It got the new VFO id design (that can be OR'ed), and pbwidth_t is now the filter width in Hz passed to set_mode et al. Grep RIG_PASSBAND_OLDTIME and FIXME in the code to see where to update. > > Yes I agree. But I have an intersting idea ............. > Sounds like there's some CORBA or RPC in the air.... [snip] > This way, I dont go blind trying to fill the correct line in the > rig_caps struct > for a certain function pointer,or freq range list, and I dont care what > order they are listed. hmm, but it makes code harder to write (type castings, etc.), slowing down your app because of lookups, loosing type checking, etc. > This way, I dont have to jump over "NULL" entries etc.. If this is all what's worring you, just follow the winradio/wr1500.c example. It makes the code a lot easier to read! So what else do we need for an 1.1.1 release? Add a couple of set_split_mode and get_split_mode, rig_send_cw, remove chan_qty, dtmf_digits, .. Any idea? -- Stephane |