Re: [wsjt-devel] WSJTX on ARMHF SBC ,

[KI7MT <ki...@gm...>]

Hi Richard,

See below.

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> What does jtsdk look for when there is already an earlier version of wsjtx built ?????
> maybe something which will give more problems in the future Greg.

There are various JTSDK v2.0.20 options that affect rebuilds after a
large System Wide update as you described.

On the JTSDK Main Menu, select Options >> Option Status
or from the command line, simply type:

jtsdk -h or jtsdk -l

That will show the options you have enabled. Options of interest are:

separate ( seperate build by svn revision )
clean ( clean the build tree before rebuilding )
rcfg ( re-runs the configure step before building )
quiet ( enabled additional on screen messaging )

You can enable / disable each of the options separately, via
command-line or the menu system.

Enabling separate, at a minimum, will separate each build by svn
revision number. It may not have mitigated the issue you were seeing,
however, if a commit was made between the time you upgraded and the time
you rebuilt WSJT-X, it would have created a new build tree, possibly
overtiring the issue altogether.

Enabling the above options will slow the build down, however, it will
ensure a new / clean build tree each iteration.

Generally speaking, disabling the options above are for Core Developer
who are working on a specific element and need quick re-builds time.

For me, and most general users / testers, enabling the options help
overt strange things happing between build(s) and system package updates.

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73's
Greg, KI7MT