/*! \mainpage Hamlib API Reference

\section s1 Preface

This document describes the Hamlib library Application Programming Interface
(API) for this distribution.

We attempt to document the complete API of the core modules of Hamlib, i.e.
the API seen by end-user application developers.  You may navigate the
documentation through the tabs at the top of this page.

\note This documentation is a work in progress.

Please report any problems to hamlib-developer@lists.sourceforge.net.

\section s2 Typographic conventions

While Doxygen applies its own typographic conventions to the document based on
its own stylesheets, this section details Hamlib specific conventions.

\subsection sub1 Key words

Key words used in program source such as `TRUE` or `FALSE` are shown in a
constant width font.

\subsection sub2 Manual pages

References to Unix style manual pages are shown as `man`(1).  The manual page
entry is in a constant width font immediately followed by parentheses
containing a numeral denoting the section of the manual the key word can be
found.  For example, to view `printf`(3) use:

   ```
   man 3 printf
   ```

at a terminal prompt and the `man`(1) program will display the C library
manual page for the `printf()` function.  On most Unix type systems there are
two `printf` manual pages, one in section 1 (user commands) and the other in
section 3 (library calls).

To learn more about manual pages:

   ```
   man man-pages
   ```

is a good starting point.

If you are using a system that does not have manual pages, many HTML formatted
pages are available on the World Wide Web.
[The Linux man-pages project](https://www.kernel.org/doc/man-pages/)
has many manual pages online and is the source for most system and library call
documentation found in every Linux distribution.  The
[Debian project also hosts a large collection of manual pages](https://manpages.debian.org/)
drawn from the packages in its distributions.

\subsection sub3 Program names and options

Program names and options to programs such as the Hamlib utilities are shown
in a constant width font, e.g. `rigctl -v` the *verbose* option to the `rigctl`(1)
Hamlib utility.

\section txtfil Distributed information files

These text files are distributed with the Hamlib package.

\li Readme files: \subpage Rdme "General";
\subpage Rdmebeta "Beta Tester";
\subpage Rdmedevel "Developer";
\subpage Rdmewin "MS Windows";
\subpage Rdmeosx "Mac OS X";
\subpage Rdmefrq "Frequency range changes";
\subpage Rdmemulti "Multicast support";

\li Other files: \subpage INSTALL;
\subpage AUTHORS;
\subpage COPYING;
\subpage COPYING.LIB;
\subpage LICENSE;
\subpage NEWS;
\subpage PLAN;
\subpage THANKS;

\section lnks Internet links

\li http://hamlib.org — Main project with links to releases, Wiki, and documentation including list of supported equipment.
\li https://github.com/Hamlib/Hamlib — GitHub repository via Web interface.
\li https://sourceforge.net/projects/hamlib/ — SourceForge.net project page.
\li https://sourceforge.net/p/hamlib/code/ — SourceForge Git repository via Web interface.

\section slic Documentation License

\li \subpage doclicense

\section auth Authors

\li Stéphane Fillod, F8CFE, and Frank Singleton, VK3FCS and the Hamlib Group
\li Documentation revisions by Martin Ewing, AA6E, Nate Bargmann, N0NB,
Michael Black, W9MDB and many others.
*/


/* Subpage definitions follow. */

/*! \page doclicense License for Documentation
This documentation is free; you can redistribute it without
any restrictions.  The modification or derived work must retain
copyright and list all authors.

This documentation is distributed in the hope that it will be
useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty
of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.
*/

/*! \page Rdme  README (general)
\verbinclude README.md
*/

/*! \page Rdmebeta README.betatester
\verbinclude README.betatester
*/

/*! \page Rdmedevel README.developer
\verbinclude README.developer
*/

/*! \page Rdmewin Cross-compiling Hamlib on Linux for MS Windows
This page contains the `scripts/README.build-Windows` instructions and the
`scripts/build-w32.sh` and `scripts/build-w64.h` files that describe
cross-compiling Hamlib for MS Windows 32 and 64 bit versions on Debian
GNU/Linux.
\tableofcontents
\section Build README.build-Windows
\verbinclude README.build-Windows
\subsection W32 The build-w32.sh script
\htmlinclude build-w32.sh.html
\latexinclude build-w32.sh.tex
\subsection W64 The build-w64.sh script
\htmlinclude build-w64.sh.html
\latexinclude build-w64.sh.tex
*/

/*! \page Rdmeosx README.osx
\verbinclude README.osx
*/

/*! \page Rdmefrq README.freqranges
\verbinclude README.freqranges
*/

/*! \page Rdmemulti README.multicast
\verbinclude README.multicast
*/

/*! \page INSTALL INSTALL
\verbinclude INSTALL
*/

/*! \page AUTHORS AUTHORS
\verbinclude AUTHORS
*/

/*! \page COPYING COPYING
\verbinclude COPYING
*/

/*! \page COPYING.LIB COPYING.LIB
\verbinclude COPYING.LIB
*/

/*! \page LICENSE LICENSE
\verbinclude LICENSE
*/

/*! \page NEWS NEWS
\verbinclude NEWS
*/

/*! \page PLAN PLAN
\verbinclude PLAN
*/

/*! \page THANKS THANKS
\verbinclude THANKS
*/


/* Defined API groups--sections included with addtogroup in sources. */

/*! Define groups for Doxygen
 * \defgroup rig Rig (transceiver) API
 * \defgroup rig_internal Rig (transceiver) Internal API
 * \defgroup rotator Rotator API
 * \defgroup rot_internal Rotator Internal API
 * \defgroup amplifier Amplifier API
 * \defgroup amp_internal Amplifier Internal API
 * \defgroup utilities Utility Routines API
 */