On 06/17/2013 02:43 PM, David Rowe wrote: > Hello Frank, > > Yes a few weeks ago I did some work on re-adding the Serial PTT dialog > (as an option alongside Hamlib). I was also to add a patch for Macs and > some way to remove the need for libctb (perhaps using native Com port > calls for Win32). > > However my work and enthusiasm stalled when I couldn't get my serial USB > cable(s) to work on Windows. So I haven't been able to test the Serial > PTT on windows, although it seems to be doing the right thing on Linux. > > I'd be very happy if anyone else wants to have a go at completing this > chunk of work - i.e. get serial PTT refactored and tested so libctb > isn't needed and it works on Macs. I can give you SVN access if you > need it. > > Otherwise I'll get around to it one day, time permitting. > > Cheers, > > David > > > On Mon, 2013-06-17 at 01:48 -0400, Frank Palazzolo wrote: >> I finally got back to getting my build up and going on Windows - >> successfully! >> >> >> I finished off the autotools-based make only because that's what I had >> started. I'll try cmake next time. >> >> >> As it turns out, I really need serial PTT in order to use FreeDV. The >> vox/half duplex option never worked for me. And Hamlib isn't working >> for me either. Finally, it seems the serial PTT is not working in the >> latest code (?) at least on windows. >> >> >> So, I built up to revision 1268, (just prior to the hamlib >> introduction) and added dlg_options.o to Makefile.Win32 which was >> overlooked in that revision. This appears to be the latest >> configuration that is functional on windows for me. >> >> >> Thanks, >> Frank >> NQ8N >> The files serial.h and serial.c in http://gdbproxy.cvs.sourceforge.net/viewvc/gdbproxy/gdbproxy/gdbproxy/gdbproxy/ provide a simple way to abstract serial ports on Unix and Windows. It has been doing good service for years.
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