kopia lustrzana https://github.com/Hamlib/Hamlib
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On Debian Buster gcc ((Debian 8.2.0-8) 8.2.0) was throwing the following
warnings:
CC funcube.lo
../../hamlib/kit/funcube.c: In function ‘funcubepro_get_level’:
../../hamlib/kit/funcube.c:783:87: warning: ‘au8BufOut[3]’ may be used uninitialized in this function [-Wmaybe-uninitialized]
__func__, au8BufOut[0] & 0xFF, au8BufOut[1] & 0xFF, au8BufOut[2] & 0xFF, au8BufOut[3] & 0xFF);
~~~~~~~~~^~~
../../hamlib/kit/funcube.c:783:66: warning: ‘au8BufOut[2]’ may be used uninitialized in this function [-Wmaybe-uninitialized]
__func__, au8BufOut[0] & 0xFF, au8BufOut[1] & 0xFF, au8BufOut[2] & 0xFF, au8BufOut[3] & 0xFF);
~~~~~~~~~^~~
../../hamlib/kit/funcube.c:783:45: warning: ‘au8BufOut[1]’ may be used uninitialized in this function [-Wmaybe-uninitialized]
__func__, au8BufOut[0] & 0xFF, au8BufOut[1] & 0xFF, au8BufOut[2] & 0xFF, au8BufOut[3] & 0xFF);
~~~~~~~~~^~~
../../hamlib/kit/funcube.c: In function ‘funcubepro_set_level’:
../../hamlib/kit/funcube.c:730:87: warning: ‘au8BufOut[3]’ may be used uninitialized in this function [-Wmaybe-uninitialized]
__func__, au8BufOut[0] & 0xFF, au8BufOut[1] & 0xFF, au8BufOut[2] & 0xFF, au8BufOut[3] & 0xFF);
~~~~~~~~~^~~
../../hamlib/kit/funcube.c:730:66: warning: ‘au8BufOut[2]’ may be used uninitialized in this function [-Wmaybe-uninitialized]
__func__, au8BufOut[0] & 0xFF, au8BufOut[1] & 0xFF, au8BufOut[2] & 0xFF, au8BufOut[3] & 0xFF);
~~~~~~~~~^~~
Initialize au8BufOut and au8BufIn to 0 to quell the warning.
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| Android.mk | ||
| Makefile.am | ||
| README.funcubedongle | ||
| dds60.c | ||
| drt1.c | ||
| dwt.c | ||
| elektor304.c | ||
| elektor507.c | ||
| fifisdr.c | ||
| funcube.c | ||
| funcube.h | ||
| hiqsdr.c | ||
| kit.c | ||
| kit.h | ||
| miniVNA.c | ||
| pcrotor.c | ||
| rs_hfiq.c | ||
| si570avrusb.c | ||
| si570avrusb.h | ||
| usrp.c | ||
| usrp_impl.cc | ||
| usrp_impl.h | ||
README.funcubedongle
+----------------------------------------+ | Hamlib FUNcube dongle Win32 readme | | Written by Wouter Weggelaar PA3WEG | |ISIS - Innovative Solutions In Space BV | +----------------------------------------+ Note: The following only applies for users running Win32 systems. First of all, congratulations on obtaining a FUNcube dongle, the SDR receiver ground segment for the FUNcube satellite! More info on this exciting AMSAT-UK project can be found on http://funcube.org.uk/ more about the dongle on http://www.funcubedongle.com/ The FUNcube dongle driver uses the USB kit backend in hamlib to interface to the dongle via the USB HID interface. For this to work in hamlib, we need LibUSB support (tested with 1.2.3.0 and 1.2.4.0) and LibUSB support compiled into hamlib. This should be the case for all official hamlib releases (hamlib-win32-1.2.13-2 tested). You will need to download and install libusb-win32 from http://sourceforge.net/projects/libusb-win32/ extract the zip archive to a convenient location, change into this directory and run inf-wizard.exe located in the bin directory. Select the proper device in this wizard (Vendor ID 0x04D8, Product ID 0xFB56, interface 2) Click NEXT and accept the defaults, or change the vendor name and product ID as you wish to see it appear in device manager. I've changed this ID to reflect the vendor (hanlincrest ltd) and product name (funcube dongle). You can now suggest a location to store the driver (I suggest creating a directory for this as the wizard creates more than one file). Finally, install the driver as suggested by the wizard. You should be all set up now. Running hamlib from the command line using rigctl -m 2513 -vvvv should provide something like below: ------------------------------------------ >rigctl.exe -m 2513 -v Opened rig model 2513, 'FUNcube Dongle' Rig command: ------------------------------------------ If you made it to here, you are all set up and ready to go. **** PLEASE NOTE: by installing the LibUSB INF driver, other tools accessing the dongle cannot find it anymore as they are looking for the windows HID driver. Just uninstall the hamlib driver if you want to use those tools again! HAMLIB or LibUSB DID NOT BREAK YOUR SYSTEM! **** You could use hardware profiles to easily switch drivers. Happy SDR-ing! Wouter PA3WEG