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Hamlib rotator support #455
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It works for me, but there's a few open ends:
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@@ -353,6 +355,18 @@ int rignumber = 0; | |||
int rig_comm_error = 0; | |||
int rig_comm_success = 0; | |||
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/*-------------------------------------rotctl-------------------------------*/ | |||
bool rot_control = false; |
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set the default values in init_variables()
in order to allow clean re-initialization.
I know that not all globals are covered, but for new ones this shall be done.
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if (pfx_index != my.countrynr && 0 == get_qrb(&range, &bearing)) { | ||
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pthread_mutex_lock(&tlf_rot_mutex); |
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do we need a mutex for rot?
rig controls are called from both threads (main + background), but rot looks to be called from main only.
another question: does rot_set_position()
just send a message to the rotator and doesn't wait for it to actually reach to requested position?
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We probably don't need the mutex now, but I would think it's safer to include it. New code might violate the assumption.
set_position just starts the rotation. You wouldn't want the rest of the program to halt for a minute while the antenna is turning...
Thanks for the review, will fix the variable init later.
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Do hamlib guarantee that you can call functions for rig control and rotator control at the same time?
Otherwise (as set_position comes back immediately) why not use tlf_rig_mutex for both?
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rig control and rotator control are talking to different devices, so calling functions at the same time is not a problem.
We could use the same mutex, but... this feels wrong.
endwin(); | ||
exit(1); | ||
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trx_control = false; |
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Should that be rot_control?
exit(1); | ||
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trx_control = false; | ||
trx_control_disabled = true; |
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Same problem here?
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if (pfx_index != my.countrynr && 0 == get_qrb(&range, &bearing)) { | ||
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pthread_mutex_lock(&tlf_rot_mutex); |
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Do hamlib guarantee that you can call functions for rig control and rotator control at the same time?
Otherwise (as set_position comes back immediately) why not use tlf_rig_mutex for both?
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Needs mention of Ctrl-D in the KEYS section.
This adds Hamlib rotator support to tlf. When a call or prefix is entered, pressing Ctrl-D rotates the antenna to the calculated bearing.