different architectures. New functions are ser_ptt_open/par_ptt_open
ser_ptt_set/par_ptt_set, ser_ptt_get/par_ptt_get, and ser_ptt_close/
par_ptt_close
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* reworked serial/parallel PTT handling. Split functions so it'll be
easier to add support for different architectures.
This has been tested, and it works at least with my IC706 and
PTT signaling on parallel port (using Data/Packet connector)
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RIG_PTT_SERIAL is no more, it is replaced by RIG_PTT_SERIAL_RTS and
RIG_PTT_SERIAL_DTR.
* added comments for rig_get_level and RIG_LEVEL_STRENGTH
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This is a major change in the library interface, and the implementation
is not complete yet (especially in the backends), but the API should
be fine. Anyway, at this stage of developement, interface design
experimenting matters more than completeness.
* added new shortfreq_t type for frequencies on 31bits (up to 2GHz)
for use by offset/shifts/etc.
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includes the passband, since most rigs tie these parameters together
quite often. For exemple, WFM is (RIG_MODE_FM,RIG_PASSBAND_WIDE) in Hamlib.
Another set of functions will be needed to fine tune aditional
frequency response/filters.
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See doc/ subdirectory for more info. The work is still in progress,
the current comments are pretty shallow rigth now, they're still
lacking the valuable information like semantics, side effects,
special cases, error definitions, etc. that makes a good API documention.
Please help commenting, fixing typos and mispellings!
* renamed rig_*_rpt_* functions to rig_*_rptr_* to be more uniform
* made use of setting_t type in *_has_* functions
* removed set_volume, get_volume, set_squelch, get_squelch,
get_squelch_status, set_ant, get_ant, int et_att, get_att,
set_preamp, get_preamp, set_power, and get_power
in favor of set_level/get_level.
* set_func takes one more arg for the status (activate or desactivate)
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* Added rig_[sg]et_rpt_offs to set/get repeater offset
* Added rig_split functions: rig_[sg]et_split_freq (set RX and TX freq) and rig_[sg]et_split to activate split mode
* Added rig_[gs]et_level, however rig_set_preamp/rig_set_att/rig_set_ant et al. will be removed very soon.
* Added Memory/VFO handling routines (actually wrappers, like the rest)
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* keep track of opened rigs (add_opened_rig/remove_opened_rig/foreach_opened_rig),
* misunderstanding on RIG_ENIMPL, this is RIG_ENAVAIL in most cases,
* added support for file buffered access (opt.),
* added rig_set_trn to turn on/off transceive support
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Stéphane Fillod, F8CFE