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*.png
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*.jpg
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*.webp
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# sstv e36 encoder
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This is a SSTV encoder, currently it is in work, but it has some modes already:
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This is a SSTV "encoder", currently it is in work, but it has some modes already:
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|Support?|Mode |
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|--------|------------|
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|[x] |Martin 1 |
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|[x] |Martin 2 |
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|[x] |Robot 36 |
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|[x] |Scottie 1 |
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|[x] |Scottie 2 |
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|[x] |ScottieD(S)X|
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Future plans for a decoder have been made. I do not plan to do any decoding
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soon. Wayy to much of a workload, high cortisol!
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## Support Table:
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|Support?|Mode | Encode | Decode |
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|--------|------------|--------|--------|
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|[x] |Martin 1 |[x] |[] |
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|[x] |Martin 2 |[x] |[] |
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|[x] |Robot 36 |[x] |[] |
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|[x] |Scottie 1 |[x] |[] |
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|[x] |Scottie 2 |[x] |[] |
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|[x] |ScottieD(S)X|[x] |[] |
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Written in _pure_ **C**
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Written in _pure_ **C** with some _Makefiles_ to pull it together
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## License:
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@@ -29,7 +34,7 @@ Be sure to follow this style of code, it is not that complex,
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and some parts you can even tell Vim or Emacs or whatever you use to automate it,
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like the header definitions (default i think on vs and some others).
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#### Headers:
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#### Defining Headers:
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Try to follow this general pattern.
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In of itself it is relativley easy to maintain this structure.
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@@ -40,7 +45,8 @@ _**This is just standard C17 Standard**_
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#ifndef HEADER_H
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#define HEADER_H
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#include <stdint.h>
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#include <stdint.h> // <> is for "glibc" stuff
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#include "encoder/sound/wav.h" // "" for local stuff. which isnt "glibc"
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typedef struct {
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uint8_t type;
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#endif // !HEADER_H
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```
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Refer to "[Using Headers](#using-headers)" for how to use Headers!
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#### Using Headers:
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You may define your Header files as module like structures! Like in Java!
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This is nicer to work with cause you dont need to then dump everything into the project root!
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In you C File:
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```c
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#include "decoder/modes/martin.h" // for example
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```
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If you add a new module, you may add to the Makefile. as a -I CFLAG!
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#### C Files:
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For a real implementation this stub below would make 0 sense,
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@@ -64,7 +84,7 @@ permitted to comment some swear words.
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Great example of commenting : "robot36.c"
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```c
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#include "header.h"
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#include "header.h" // Refer to Using Headers
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#define PI 3
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#define SOME_DEF 67
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}
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```
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References:
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- [Using Headers](#using-headers)
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- [Defining Headers](#defining-headers)
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#### Defining new Modes:
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If you have the balls to define a new Mode, then refer to the Dayton Papers!
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And when your done make this [Table](#support-table) complete!
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### Our License:
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#### MIT :
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```
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