This is an extract of the file README-hkj.txt contained in the directory "gmfsk-hkj.50"
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The source files for gmfsk.hkj are compatible with gmfsk-0.71pre1.
Revision gmfsk.hkj.50
The configuration, compilation and installation are the same as for gmfsk.
Please run the configuration using the hkjconfigure script. The automake needs to be fixed to properly generate the references to the dependency files for dominoex. In the meantime the hkjconfigure script will properly create the necessary files for proper compilation. Just "cat hkjconfigure" to see what it is doing. You can pass the same parameters to this script that you would pass to configure, ie: --enable-hamlib.
After running the ./configure file be sure that you have the hamlib directives
properly set. Then edit the source header file src/hkj-config.h. You set up which modifications to the original source you want to include by setting the define statements in the header file.
The interface and callback source files have been edited separately from the
gtk interface design tool, "glade2". If you open the gmfsk.glade file and
create a new set of source files you will destroy the changes included in this
set of modifications. If you do this you will have to restore those files from
the tarball.
Revision .50 adds the following new operating modes to gmfsk:
FM-Hell and FM-Hell 105
DominoEX 4, 5, 8, 11, 16 and 22
Modified Olivia
Bug fix for qpsk coming up in the reverse mode on USB
The changes to the Olivia modem allow you to select the operating center audio frequency for that mode, negating the 500 Hz lock on the lowest Olivia tone.
The gmfsk user community is deeply indebted to Joe Veldhuis, KD5ATU, and Hamish Moffatt, VK3SB, for their respective contributions to the Hell-Olivia and DominoEX modems.
So ... you need to execute
./hkjconfigure
instead of
./configure
to create the dominoex subdirectory ".PO" and its associated files.
Dave, W1HKJ
