[hpsdr] A helping hand or two?

[Thompson_Peter at emc.com]

Bob,

I've been following your progress as reported on the reflector for a
while and would be interested in helping out in some way, if possible.
I'm a software developer mostly using C++ on windows with occasional
Java, C#, and Solaris efforts although I admit to starting out on DEC
PDP-11 with Fortran! (I've been doing this stuff for a while).  

I've already had a quick look at Erlang and, as time permits, have been
messing about with some of the tutorials.  So far, I like what I see.

I've owned an SDR-1000 for about a year now, using the D44 Sound card,
however, I'm looking forward to the arrival of my Janus and Ozy.  I
built my Atlas board a few months ago and should probably think about
putting it in some kind of box.

I'm interested in all the various aspects of SDR.  I should probably
reread your information and see where I might be able to lend a hand.
Feel free to contact me off the reflector, if you think I can help out.

73, Pete, N3EVL

> -----Original Message-----
> From: hpsdr-bounces at hpsdr.org [mailto:hpsdr-bounces at hpsdr.org] On
> Behalf Of Bob Cowdery
> Sent: Tuesday, March 13, 2007 8:25 AM
> To: Hpsdr (E-mail)
> Subject: [hpsdr] A helping hand or two?
> 
> ***** High Performance Software Defined Radio Discussion List *****
> 
> Hi all
> 
> I could do with a bit of a leg-up on my project.  I would love my
radio
> software to be usable and up and running on all platforms and on as
> much hardware as possible including of course the HPSDR. I said I
would
> support the HPSDR some time ago but getting the system into a state
> where I can start to add those features in a plug-in kind of way is
> proving to be quite a lot of work. If there is anybody out there not
> totally averse to what I'm doing and can muster some synergy with the
> language choices, (not to mention who has a little time to spare) who
> can help in any way at all (developing on any one of the components,
> graphics, testing on other platforms, documenting or just suggesting
> where  it's crap) it would be much appreciated. If you have no idea
> what I'm talking about it's all explained at www.g3ukb.co.uk. I'm sure
> this design has a lot of promise - maybe I'm totally misguided, maybe
> with a few tweaks in the right direction it would start to apeal more,
> maybe ... Of co
>  urse if no one takes a step forward it will still get there but will
> take a loooong time and will be missing the expert input from so much
> talent on this list. With so many hardware and software projects going
> on I quite understand that most of you that can do, already do and
> squeezing more time for something else is difficult, so I don't have
> unrealistic hopes but thought it worth asking the question.
> 
> 73 de Bob
> G3UKB
> 
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