Hi,
I had a problem with rtlsdr_cancel_async. I find this fork on github that solve my problem https://github.com/pabigot/rtl-sdr nice ..
And then realize that there are 46 forks of the rtl-sdr on github.... I know that's how github works , but is there somewhere an effort to merge the best of these mods ? It doesn't seems to be the case on github, but perhaps elsewhere ?
On 04/13/2015 08:17 PM, Thierry Leconte wrote:
Hi,
I had a problem with rtlsdr_cancel_async. I find this fork on github that solve my problem https://github.com/pabigot/rtl-sdr nice ..
And then realize that there are 46 forks of the rtl-sdr on github.... I know that's how github works , but is there somewhere an effort to merge the best of these mods ? It doesn't seems to be the case on github, but perhaps elsewhere ?
Oliver Jowett started to merge my changes (https://github.com/mutability/librtlsdr). Indeed there are many forks worth merging...
The main problem is that the main tree (and this mailing list to some extent) seem abandoned :-(
Regards,
Alexander
I had a problem with rtlsdr_cancel_async. I find this fork on github that solve my problem https://github.com/pabigot/rtl-sdr nice ..
And then realize that there are 46 forks of the rtl-sdr on github.... I know that's how github works , but is there somewhere an effort to merge the best of these mods ? It doesn't seems to be the case on github, but perhaps elsewhere ?
We don't go around looking for stuff to merge.
If you want things merged, the author (or someone else for that matter) needs to submit the changes and they must meet some criteria (from code style match to not break anything, having been tested on the supported platforms, ...)
Cheers,
Sylvain
On 14 April 2015 at 14:55, Sylvain Munaut 246tnt@gmail.com wrote:
I had a problem with rtlsdr_cancel_async. I find this fork on github that solve my problem https://github.com/pabigot/rtl-sdr nice ..
And then realize that there are 46 forks of the rtl-sdr on github.... I know that's how github works , but is there somewhere an effort to merge the best of these mods ? It doesn't seems to be the case on github, but perhaps elsewhere ?
We don't go around looking for stuff to merge.
If you want things merged, the author (or someone else for that matter) needs to submit the changes and they must meet some criteria (from code style match to not break anything, having been tested on the supported platforms, ...)
I appreciate that you don't want to do the heavy lifting to merge other people's changes, but the lack of any response from osmocom to patches feels more like "we're not maintaining this" not "these patches need work". I've stopped forwarding my changes to the list since they just appear to disappear into a black hole.
Oliver
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Thierry Leconte