kopia lustrzana https://github.com/Hamlib/Hamlib
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40 wiersze
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This is the "Hamlib Segfault Honor Roll". hi.
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The distinctive HSHR is granted to people who were able to make Hamlib
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issue segmentation faults (Bus errors and alike are valid too).
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The HSHR can only be claimed on identified releases.
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A developer cannot apply for HSHR for segfaults on his/her own code.
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Here is the list of the brave fellows:
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* Christoph Berg DF7CB python with Hamlib.rig_parse(None)
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* Saku Nyland OH1KH v4.5.1, 10/2022, rigctld.c using ptt_type=RTS
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* David Kjellquist WB5NHL, v1.1.3, 09/2002, kenwood/ts570.c
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caught on TS570D backend startup.
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* Chuck Hemker N2POR, v1.1.3, 09/2002, src/event.c
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when using rig_set_trn() and receiving a SIGIO,
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and having a second non serial rig open.
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* Roeland Th. Jansen PA3MET, v1.2.10, 03/2010, tests/rigctl_parse.c
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$ rigctl
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Rig command: M
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Mode: ?
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* Charles Suprin AA1VS, v1.2.12, 02/2011, all user programs/daemons
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$ rigctl -C MGP
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* Chuck Ritola
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fclose of fsockin or fsockout when null
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https://github.com/Hamlib/Hamlib/issues/757
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* John Nelson G4KLA 09/2021
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kenwood_set_vfo
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https://github.com/Hamlib/Hamlib/issues/794
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* Josef 'Jeff' Sipek
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netrigctl power2mW overflow
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https://github.com/Hamlib/Hamlib/issues/855
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