Hi PW,
DF3LP wrote:
Is there any kind of Unix/Linux code of WSJT-X available?
The code is open source. If you know what you're doing, you can download
everything with the command
$ svn co svn://svn.berlios.de/wsjt/branches/wsjtx
...
Found and got, tnx!
...
$ cd wsjtx/lib
$ make
...
Does not work since the "Makefile.linux" calls for code not included.
The targets are "lib65a, m65" instead of "jt9".
The "Makefile.MinGW" calls for quite different code and targets.
Unfortunately I have no experiences with "mingw" so I cannot
translate it to a Linux version...
I guess this is what I meant by "If you know what you're doing..."
I've taken the point of view that Linux users of my programs are
generally more knowledgeable about program-building issues than their
Windows-using counterparts. I make sure to have a click-to-install
package for Windows, but not necessarily for Linux -- at least, not at
first. There are no very significant differences between the required
makefile for Windows/MinGW and for Linux. If you are interested in
pushing further, I have placed a copy of the Makefile I'm now using to
compile the library libjt9.a at
http://physics.princeton.edu/pulsar/K1JT/Makefile.linux .
In the present state of code in the SVN repository, WSJT-X can be
compiled and run, including decoding of test files. Features for
selecting a soundcard need some work.
-- 73, Joe, K1JT
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