[Hamlib-developer] 4.6.3 released!

[Nate B. <n0...@n0...>]

Hi all.

Thanks for all of the contributions that have made the 4.6.3 release
possible.  As always, the project continues on thanks to you.  No
question, the passing of Mike, Black, W9MDB, has left a void but we are
continuing on respecting Mike's work while making the changes necessary
to allow Hamlib to meet the needs of users in the modern amateur radio
station.

4.6.3 is available from the usual download sites:

https://github.com/Hamlib/Hamlib/releases/tag/4.6.3
https://sourceforge.net/projects/hamlib/files/hamlib/4.6.3/

Most visible updates from NEWS:

Version 4.6.3
        * 2025-06-10
        * Release dedicated to the memory of Michael Black, W9MDB (SK).  Mike was a
          long-time contributor to Hamlib and led development of the project for over
          five years from 2020 to 2025.  Mike passed away on March 28, 2025 due to
          complications from ALS (Lou Gehrig's disease).

        * Fix various typos in Doxygen tags.  (TNX Daniele Forsi)
        * JRC: Removed RIG_FUNC_FAGC from 535D as erroneous, Added RIG_FUNC_NB2
          functionality to both 535D and 545. (TNX Mark Fine)
        * Restore IC-7300 spectrum data callback - regression in 4.6 (n3gb)
        * Add locking to rig_[gs]et_level() - fixes sending CW from tlf (n3gb)
        * Fix attempt to use memory returned by setlocale() after being freed (TNX Mooneer Salem)
        * Language bindings configuration and build fixes (TNX Daniele Forsi)
        * Various build system and compilation fixes (TNX Daniele Forsi)
        * IC-705 filter selection bandwidth for FM and WFM (TNX Kenji Rikitake)
        * IC-705 COMP, VD, and ID meter calibration values (TNX Kenji Rikitake)
        * Fix ACLog thousands separator
        * Documentation updates, typo fixes, man page fixes (TNX Daniele Forsi)
        * Drop redundant token lookups and make local functions static (TNX George Baltz)
        * Fix rigctl showing hamlib_verson when connecting to rigctld
        * Add rig CODAN 2110


73, Nate

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