Hi Phil, > > The official site: <http://www.srl-llc.com> has a link to > > QS1R SVN which leads to |http://code.google.com/p/qssdrcode> > > > > On that page I read: You do not have to have a Google account > > for ready-only access, just use the following address: > > > > <http://qssdrcode.googlecode.com/svn/> > > > > This link is broken. > > "The requested URL /svn/> was not found on this server." > > It must be an issue with the browser you are using or something, > since the above link is valid and takes you to the svn code. Hmmm, the source code to http://code.google.com/p/qssdrcode looks like this: You do not have to have a Google account for ready-only access, just use the following address: </p><p><<a href="http://qssdrcode.googlecode.com/svn/>";
My browser does not understand that &dg;" should be interpreted as "> maybe other browsers are smarter, but I think it would be a good idea if you corrected the code. > I am not sure what part of the code you are looking at Very obviously I followed the link you gave me before, the one you sent Dec 31 2009. That displays C++ code. > but the qs1r shared library is pure C, not C++. OK. So I need to know how to find it:-) > Here is an alternative: Could you point me to your API > documentation that describes how to interface a hardware > device to Linrad? Linrad does not have an API for hardware manufacturers, not yet at least. I have written specific routines to fit the APIs that I have been supplied with from other manufacturers. > If I have some kind of instructions on how to go about > adding support for QS1R in Linrad, I could do it. Excellent. It should not be difficult at all. Perseus uses a callback and SDR-IP uses a read statement to get the data from USB. The routines are placed in lsdr.c (for Linux) and in wsdr.c (for Windows) The system independent code is in perseus.c and sdr14.c > I was able to easily write a DLL to interface to Winrad for > the QS1R because of Alberto's ExtIO documentation. His > ExtIO interface is a brilliant way of allowing just about > any hardware to work with Winrad. Yes, Alberto is a programmer - I am not.... > Since you are having trouble with SVN, I've placed the code for > the qs1r library here: > > <http://www.philcovington.com/qs1r_latest/Misc/qsiolib.h> > <http://www.philcovington.com/qs1r_latest/Misc/qsiolib.c> > > If you look at it you will see it contains no C++. > The rest of the code and information is in SVN at > <http://qssdrcode.googlecode.com> where anyone can > access it. Excellent:-) I do not think I will have any difficulties to interface to QS1R based on these files if I only could find the rest of the information. I spend some time searching svn but I could not locate the above files anywhere. > I cannot copy it all to some other location like I did > above with the qsiolib files because of disk space. But you could send me a link to the proper URL. Then I will have no problem to download whatever more info I might need (if any.) I am leaving for Dallas EME meeting in a couple of hours so I do not have the time now. > Any which way, if you can point me to your documentation > on how to interface with Linrad, I'll see what I can do. I will look at the qsiolib code and implement it in Linrad if I can find the needed header files. (Something to do on the airplane...) 73 Leif / SM5BSZ
