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The different folders contain the different subprojects. The TempestSDR folder contains the main C library. The project aims to be crossplatform with plugin support for SDR frontends in different folders.
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Compiling
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Requirements for Building
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The project is built with Eclipse with the CDT plugin. Currently it supports Windows and Linux. Some frontend plugins might not be crossplatform.
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The project is built with Eclipse with the CDT plugin (but this is not required). Currently it supports Windows and Linux. Some frontend plugins might not be crossplatform. You also need a Java Development Kit (JDK) installed.
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### Windows
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You need to have MinGW installed and gcc and make commands need to be in your path. Also javac and javah also need to be in your path.
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### Linux
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To be announced soon.
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To be announced soon.
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Building
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All project could be built both with Eclipse and make as well.
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### TempestSDR library
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Enter the folder and type
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make all
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This will produce the library which could be found in the bin subdir. The headers you need to interface with it are located in src/include.
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### Plugins
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Go into a plugin directory and type
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make all
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This should work unless there is something specific for the plugin itself. Look for a README in this case.
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### JavaGUI
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This is the Java wrapper and GUI. It builds all projects and supported plugins including the Java GUI itself. Go into the JavaGUI folder and type in
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