On 19/11/2014 17:49, Joe Taylor wrote:
Hi all,
Hi Joe,
I have committed some changes that significantly improve the decoding
speed of WSJT-X in both modes, with no change in its effectiveness.
The changes affect only the jt9.exe executable.
One of the changes is to make use of the wisdom
Hi Bill,
Yes, there are many possible ways to take advantage of FFTW's wisdom
capability. I've been using it for some years now -- both for
professional research purposes and in MAP65, which processes a 96 KHz
signal bandwidth in each of two polarizations and thus has much higher
CPU
Greetings,
First, I would like to say Thank You for everyone's efforts in making the
WSJTX Linux .deb package available. I've run it in custom Debian and Ubuntu
environments with zero issues. It gives me great pleasure to use WSJTX in
Linux. Thank You!
I've have run KI7MT's .deb package for
On 20/11/2014 14:31, Joe Taylor wrote:
Hi Bill,
Hi Joe,
Yes, there are many possible ways to take advantage of FFTW's wisdom
capability. I've been using it for some years now -- both for
professional research purposes and in MAP65, which processes a 96 KHz
signal bandwidth in each of two
Hi Joe,
I am trying r4611. It starts by reporting:
jt9_wisdom_status.txt:No imported FFTW wisdom (jt9):
which is OK because this is new.
When I exit, I find:
jt9_wisdom.dat:(fftw-3.3.3 fftwf_wisdom #xca4daf64 #xc8f59ea6 #x586875c9
#x14018994
(fftwf_codelet_r2cfII_10
But along
Hi Chris,
There is no problem running wsjtx.exe on 64-bit Windows 8.1. However,
we can't test every possible rig and control software combination in
advance, so we depend on reports like yours. Most of the CAT-control
issues are being handled by Bill, G4WJS, and usually he can fix such
Hi John,
But along with this is a Fortran runtime error:
Actual string length is shorter than the declared one for dummy argument 'c'
(0/1)
Unfortunately - no other information about where this occurred. I'll have a
look...
I have seen a similar error message in Windows, as well,
Hi John,
I did not get this email in my mail client. I found it from looking at the
archives, so apologies for that.
The recommended method of installation, at this point, is through the PPA.
However, plans are in the works for a formal Debian / Ubuntu package.
Launchpad Link:
Hi Joe,
Could you send me an example of what jt_wisdom.dat should look like?
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Here you go. I made the change that Joe suggested...i.e.
subroutine write_char(c, iunit)
character c
integer iunit
write(iunit,1000) c
1000 format(a,$)
end subroutine write_char
I suggest changing the write statement so that it reads as follows:
if(len(c).eq.1) write(iunit,1000) c
Hi,
I get a Fortran runtime error on line 1 of f77_wisdom.f90:
subroutine write_char(c, iunit)
character c
integer iunit
! if (len(c).eq.1) write(iunit,1000) c
1000 format(a,$)
end subroutine write_char
with an error: Actual string length is shorter than the declared one for dummy
argument
Hi Alan,
Ok, I had a quick poke around. First things first. You may want to disable SSH
login PW's and use SSH keys only, but that's up to you.
Issues Observations* Base memory is 873MB, with 522MB used before doing
anything. That will be an issue at some point.* CPU speed 766Mhz .. you may get
Hi John,
You might want to try the work-around I created in r4614. Presumably
the same thing could be done with the import, as well.
-- Joe
On 11/20/2014 5:52 PM, John Nelson wrote:
Hi,
I get a Fortran runtime error on line 1 of f77_wisdom.f90:
subroutine write_char(c, iunit)
I am having an issue with WSJT-X v1.4.0-rc2 on Linux with a MicroHam-III
USB sound card interface and an Icom 746PRO CAT-connected radio. I am
using the build offered here,
http://physics.princeton.edu/pulsar/K1JT/wsjtx-1.4.0-rc2.x86_64.rpm
The issue is that whenever the software commands the
I seem to be seeing some decoding problems recently.
This one has a JT65 signal at ~1800 offset which is weak but visible enough
the I'm used to seeing these types decoded
https://www.dropbox.com/s/0zdfj76etg4ilu0/141118_1600.wav?dl=0
This one missed a JT65 at ~1720 offset and a JT9 at
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