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psk31lx documentation new, restructured version
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1.) directory structure
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modes/
Containes all mode depending classes used for encoding and decoding,
currently the PSK31 recevier, PSK31 transmitter and FFT receiver.
Further extensions like MT63 or RTTY receiver/transmitter will be
put here.
psk31-receveier.C, .h
psk31-transmitter.C, .h
psk31-coder.C, .h
psk31-fft.C, .h
hansis-fft.C, .h
coder.h
server/
Containes all code for interfacing the user interface with the low
level stuff. Two modes are supported: direct mode and socket
communication mode. Currently only the direct mode is sufficiently
tested.
direct-mode:
server-main.C
Opens audio device, starts a new thread for audio processing and
en-/decoding. The main tread continues to be the user interface,
which can call the offered access functions...
socket-mode:
socket-server.C
user-socket.C
[names will change, do not use this code, it is not functional]
In theory, it should be that way in the future:
linking modes/* with socket-server, you get an executable,
which opens audio, and offers a socket for interfacing a user
interface
linking user/* with userif-socket, you get an executable user
interface, which will use socket to connect to the server. It
should work identically to a user interface linked with
server-main and all modes/* stuff.
user/
That's my plain old text based user interface
user-twpsk/
This includes everything which belongs to the twpsk graphical X11
interface by Ted Williams WA0EIR
"make"
should compile everything
2.) server API (direct and socket mode) [currently used direct mode available]
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see server/server.h for details...
(to be continued...)
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