<QUOTE> There is nothing preventing us from having some of the capability of the CDRX-3200 with proper software. PowerSDR is absolutely, positively, definitely not it. So, if you are thinking in terms of something even remotely PowerSDR-like, we are not on the same planet. </QUOTE>
COULD something that once again shifts the paradigm be envisioned? I'm sure that's so. And in that case, you're ENTIRELY correct: Iterative development WOULD be required. But I haven't heard anything about DI that'd make me think it will be something that is not "even remotely PowerSDR-like". So, either I'm not in the know, not paying attention, grossly misinformed, or a combination of those. In addition, I would argue that building something that does not include (a least a facet that is) YAHT would be a mistake. There's nothing wrong with architecting a software platform that will provide the interfaces on which YAHT and who knows what else can be eventually built, and then building that platform and YAHT GUI. This approach wouldn't require definition of any sort of brave new world, but definition of proper interfaces would set the stage for the future experimentation and iterative creation of that world. At some point. <QUOTE> But it sounds like you are ready to write that first RFC. Go for it! I am ready to beat on it! ;-) Just one word young man: Interfaces. </QUOTE> Well, we agree: Interfaces aren't THE thing, they're they ONLY thing. Interfaces imply architecture, you know :-) Fortunately, it seems from what Gerald wrote that much of the architecture HAS already been defined, and a draft architecture document exists. Which is very cool. I hope the community gets to review it and each contribute our two-cents. Peter K1PGV _______________________________________________ Flexedge mailing list [email protected] http://mail.flex-radio.biz/mailman/listinfo/flexedge_flex-radio.biz This is the FlexRadio Systems e-mail Reflector called FlexEdge. It is used for posting topics related to SDR software development and experimentalist who are using alpha and beta versions of the software.
