Difference between revisions of "KISS Konsole"
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- Any code you write MUST HAVE SUITABLE COMMENTS in it - too many comments will get you a higher grade! If you find/know a better way of doing something then explain in the comments how it works and how it’s implemented. | - Any code you write MUST HAVE SUITABLE COMMENTS in it - too many comments will get you a higher grade! If you find/know a better way of doing something then explain in the comments how it works and how it’s implemented. | ||
| − | As a novice C# programmer myself my deep gratitude to Bill, | + | As a novice C# programmer myself my deep gratitude to Bill, KD5TFD, Dave, WA8YWQ and Joe K5SO for their invaluable assistance in getting KK released. We also owe Phil, N8VB our thanks for making his SharpDSP library available under GPL. |
In the mean time here is screen shot of V1.0.0. The upper green trace is the full spectrum from 0 - 55MHz and the lower white trace 48kHz of the 20m band. | In the mean time here is screen shot of V1.0.0. The upper green trace is the full spectrum from 0 - 55MHz and the lower white trace 48kHz of the 20m band. | ||
Revision as of 00:30, 23 May 2009
K.I.S.S (Keep It Simple Stupid) Konsole is intended as a straightforward PC program that will allow beginners in SDR and DSP programming to get their feet wet.
KK is intended as a learning experience and not as a competitor or replacement for any existing Console code. Where is goes, and what features etc gets added, is up to you.
KISS Konsole is written in C# using the free VS 2008 IDE. The code is heavily commented and aimed at the newbie programmer. Its straight line code with as simple a format as possible.
Details of where to obtain the source code and binaries will be posted very shortly.
Beginners, intermediate and expert programmes are encouraged to play with the code, make modifications and share them with the group.
If you would like to share your modifications with the HPSDR community then please:
- make your code available under the terms of the GNU General Public License; and
- Any code you write MUST HAVE SUITABLE COMMENTS in it - too many comments will get you a higher grade! If you find/know a better way of doing something then explain in the comments how it works and how it’s implemented.
As a novice C# programmer myself my deep gratitude to Bill, KD5TFD, Dave, WA8YWQ and Joe K5SO for their invaluable assistance in getting KK released. We also owe Phil, N8VB our thanks for making his SharpDSP library available under GPL.
In the mean time here is screen shot of V1.0.0. The upper green trace is the full spectrum from 0 - 55MHz and the lower white trace 48kHz of the 20m band.
Phil VK6APH 23 May 2009
