[Hamlib-developer] Becoming a Hamlib Developer

[Dale E. E. <de...@w-...>]

Stephane,

I shoud have asked before now, but how do I become a hamlib developer?
Maintaining the kenwood ts2k
would be my primary interest of course.  The changes that are being made
my kenwood/ts2k.[ch] are
becoming more extensive.  Naturally, its easy to get out of sync with
the CVS especially if you are developing
without your changes going back in.

I already have a sourceforge user account:
de...@us....  If you think I can help out it
would simplify things.  I removed ssh from my system quite some time
back, but can get it back easily enough.

The following functions are the current additions I've made to ts2k.c:
                                ts2k_set_ctrl(), ts2k_get_ctrl(),
                                ts2k_get_int,
                                ts2k_get_rit(), ts2k_set_rit(),
                                ts2k_get_ts(), ts2k_set_ts),
                                ts2k_get_xit(), ts2k_set_xit(),
                                ts2k_get_rptr_offs(),
ts2k_set_rptr_offs(),
                                ts2k_get_rptr_shift(),
ts2k_set_rptr_shift(),
                                ts2k_get_split(), ts2k_set_split()
{and it works!}
                                ts2k_get_split_freq(),
ts2k_set_split_freq(),
                                ts2k_set_channel(),
ts2k_get_channel()    {_get works; _set in progress}

I can send you a tarball with all the relavent files if you'd like:
                                kenwood/                ts2k.c, ts2k.h,
ts2000.c
                                include/hamlib       rig.h, rigclass.h
                                c++/
rigclass.cc
                                src/                           rig.c,
misc.c
                                tests/                        rigctl.c
                                icom/                        icom.c

The rigclass change adds the vfo_t parameter to the rig_*_channel()
functions and methods.  Any file
referring to these was affected.  The change should probably *not* be
checked directly into CVS.

New bug found (my code, not CVS):
                                rigctl    'f' freq doesn't work if
entered on command line/batch file.