Joseph Poirier

Your system probably has an older version of librtlsdr. Assuming you're running linux you should be able to install a newer version via your package manager. E.g. using apt I...

A bit late to the discussion... +1 for including Nimble with the binary distributions. My suggestions for *nix systems: - put default local installs in ~/nimble - put default global...

Using PA as a source for primary altitude seems problematic at best and using GPS over PA for primary altitude would seem like the better choice. Surely the apps in...

I wouldn't expect an EFB to do it but it would be ideal. Something similar to the way an EGPWS system would calculate geometric altitude, blending calibrated values weighted based...

Outputting data in GPX format is fairly straight forward. An example is this plugin for x-plane (https://github.com/jpoirier/DataLogger/blob/master/main.cpp) that saves the flight data to a gpx formatted file which can be...

@cyoung note that librtlsdr needs to be updated prior to go getting gortlsdr because bias tee support was added. I just double checked and get a successful build via :...

bias tee is in latest master branch at steve-m/librtlsdr.git so gortlsdr should compile without error provided it (steve-m/librtlsdr.git) was installed from source but for stratux you should be using jpoirier/librtlsdr.git

fyi, latest releases: jpoirier/librtlsdr v0.5.5 jpoirier/gortlsdr 2.10.0 On Mon, Jun 26, 2017 at 11:04 PM, cyoung wrote: > I'll leave this open - we should probably add something to the...

@ThomasPGH you're free to choose/build whichever fork you want

it seems that a semicolon is required at the end of the first printf for it to work properly, e.g. a ? printf("a!=0\n"); : printf("a==0\n");