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Bryan Biedenkapp 24082b9652 P25 data (#52) ... NOTE: this does not indicate full P25 data support as working yet; this commit refactors a lot of the baseline PDU handling code, and better handles both confirmed and unconfirmed PDU data blocks, there is still some more work to do, I just didn't want p25_data to start getting overly out of sync with master. * rework modem protocol to support variable length frames up to 64k; refactor P25 PDU handling to support TIA-102 minimum 512 byte frames; * fix PDU length its 512 bytes not 500; ignore instead of report invalid modem frames; add double length checking to HostSetup; * add support to send P25 long frames to the modem; * adjust FIFO size to 522 (fits a single PDU frame); remove extra debug displays; match fixed FIFO sizes between modem and host; * correct weird inverted CRC-9 that sometimes happen; * ensure netPDU is reset at the beginning of a network data call; fix lengh used by data block dumping; * fix some buffer lengths;		2 years ago
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AdjustWndBase.h	treewide: perform general refactor of file headers, I've modified the file headers to follow rules from: https://www.kernel.org/doc/html/next/process/license-rules.html, this trims/compresses the file header section a bit reducing the number of lines at the top of every file quite a bit, going forward all new files should follow this new format (if its good enough for the Linux kernel, its good enough for me);	2 years ago
BERDisplayWnd.h	treewide: perform general refactor of file headers, I've modified the file headers to follow rules from: https://www.kernel.org/doc/html/next/process/license-rules.html, this trims/compresses the file header section a bit reducing the number of lines at the top of every file quite a bit, going forward all new files should follow this new format (if its good enough for the Linux kernel, its good enough for me);	2 years ago
ChannelConfigSetWnd.h	treewide: perform general refactor of file headers, I've modified the file headers to follow rules from: https://www.kernel.org/doc/html/next/process/license-rules.html, this trims/compresses the file header section a bit reducing the number of lines at the top of every file quite a bit, going forward all new files should follow this new format (if its good enough for the Linux kernel, its good enough for me);	2 years ago
CloseWndBase.h	treewide: perform general refactor of file headers, I've modified the file headers to follow rules from: https://www.kernel.org/doc/html/next/process/license-rules.html, this trims/compresses the file header section a bit reducing the number of lines at the top of every file quite a bit, going forward all new files should follow this new format (if its good enough for the Linux kernel, its good enough for me);	2 years ago
FIFOBufferAdjustWnd.h	treewide: perform general refactor of file headers, I've modified the file headers to follow rules from: https://www.kernel.org/doc/html/next/process/license-rules.html, this trims/compresses the file header section a bit reducing the number of lines at the top of every file quite a bit, going forward all new files should follow this new format (if its good enough for the Linux kernel, its good enough for me);	2 years ago
HSBandwidthAdjustWnd.h	treewide: perform general refactor of file headers, I've modified the file headers to follow rules from: https://www.kernel.org/doc/html/next/process/license-rules.html, this trims/compresses the file header section a bit reducing the number of lines at the top of every file quite a bit, going forward all new files should follow this new format (if its good enough for the Linux kernel, its good enough for me);	2 years ago
HSGainAdjustWnd.h	treewide: perform general refactor of file headers, I've modified the file headers to follow rules from: https://www.kernel.org/doc/html/next/process/license-rules.html, this trims/compresses the file header section a bit reducing the number of lines at the top of every file quite a bit, going forward all new files should follow this new format (if its good enough for the Linux kernel, its good enough for me);	2 years ago
HostSetup.cpp	P25 data (#52)	2 years ago
HostSetup.h	treewide: perform general refactor of file headers, I've modified the file headers to follow rules from: https://www.kernel.org/doc/html/next/process/license-rules.html, this trims/compresses the file header section a bit reducing the number of lines at the top of every file quite a bit, going forward all new files should follow this new format (if its good enough for the Linux kernel, its good enough for me);	2 years ago
LevelAdjustWnd.h	treewide: perform general refactor of file headers, I've modified the file headers to follow rules from: https://www.kernel.org/doc/html/next/process/license-rules.html, this trims/compresses the file header section a bit reducing the number of lines at the top of every file quite a bit, going forward all new files should follow this new format (if its good enough for the Linux kernel, its good enough for me);	2 years ago
LogDisplayWnd.h	treewide: perform general refactor of file headers, I've modified the file headers to follow rules from: https://www.kernel.org/doc/html/next/process/license-rules.html, this trims/compresses the file header section a bit reducing the number of lines at the top of every file quite a bit, going forward all new files should follow this new format (if its good enough for the Linux kernel, its good enough for me);	2 years ago
LoggingAndDataSetWnd.h	treewide: perform general refactor of file headers, I've modified the file headers to follow rules from: https://www.kernel.org/doc/html/next/process/license-rules.html, this trims/compresses the file header section a bit reducing the number of lines at the top of every file quite a bit, going forward all new files should follow this new format (if its good enough for the Linux kernel, its good enough for me);	2 years ago
ModemStatusWnd.h	treewide: perform general refactor of file headers, I've modified the file headers to follow rules from: https://www.kernel.org/doc/html/next/process/license-rules.html, this trims/compresses the file header section a bit reducing the number of lines at the top of every file quite a bit, going forward all new files should follow this new format (if its good enough for the Linux kernel, its good enough for me);	2 years ago
SetupApplication.h	treewide: perform general refactor of file headers, I've modified the file headers to follow rules from: https://www.kernel.org/doc/html/next/process/license-rules.html, this trims/compresses the file header section a bit reducing the number of lines at the top of every file quite a bit, going forward all new files should follow this new format (if its good enough for the Linux kernel, its good enough for me);	2 years ago
SetupMainWnd.h	I was asked for ASCII art, and I deliver, thus, ASCII art;	2 years ago
SiteParamSetWnd.h	treewide: perform general refactor of file headers, I've modified the file headers to follow rules from: https://www.kernel.org/doc/html/next/process/license-rules.html, this trims/compresses the file header section a bit reducing the number of lines at the top of every file quite a bit, going forward all new files should follow this new format (if its good enough for the Linux kernel, its good enough for me);	2 years ago
SymbLevelAdjustWnd.h	treewide: perform general refactor of file headers, I've modified the file headers to follow rules from: https://www.kernel.org/doc/html/next/process/license-rules.html, this trims/compresses the file header section a bit reducing the number of lines at the top of every file quite a bit, going forward all new files should follow this new format (if its good enough for the Linux kernel, its good enough for me);	2 years ago
SystemConfigSetWnd.h	treewide: perform general refactor of file headers, I've modified the file headers to follow rules from: https://www.kernel.org/doc/html/next/process/license-rules.html, this trims/compresses the file header section a bit reducing the number of lines at the top of every file quite a bit, going forward all new files should follow this new format (if its good enough for the Linux kernel, its good enough for me);	2 years ago