I'm contemplating writing some PIC code to encode WOLF (the software) into a PIC to make a standalone beacon transmitter source.   A generator for the rate 1/6  32 constraint length  convolutional code will fit into a 16F628A chip  without too much difficulty - I've already done it for JT4 and WSPR; it just needs more parallel shift registers and less message memory than those modes do.

Looking back though the archives of various progs written over the years, I found one written back in 2010 that generates the bit pattern for a WOLF message.   So back then,  must have been thinking of doing something with WOLF but it never got beyond a basic coder.   To be able to write that software I must have had the original source code by John / team or Wolf (the operator!) for the mode, but can't find it.

Also have a bit of a conundrum - in that  software I provided the option for interleaving the final data or not, but don't know if the current Wolf GUI software implements interleaving or not.   

This is the interleaving code I wrote back then  (PowerBasic language,  variables here are all long ints) but don't know if its currently implemented in the latest versions

Is the WOLF source code available anywhere, and is interleaving implemented?  

Also, is there an option somewhere to generate a file or even a screen showing of the output bit pattern?

Short of actually running WolfGUI with a test message, recording the output and comparing it with my generated sequence for the same message it's difficult to know if my software gives the right answers.

Andy  G4JNT