PHP & Java: forms, class files and servlets
C#: a class file
C: an original morse to wav in C file
JavaScript: a form
Windows C++ console app with sound:(C++ console app with sound: In principle you only need morse.cpp and morse-wav.cpp to create Codeblocks project or download this Visual Studio project.)
Media Player Lite, is what I use to play the wav files with morse.
A windows app of the console C++ morse version:
The real, first and only US Morse mapping,
based upon Synthesizer Binary tables, from a mouse his vocal cords I believe,
or just a military algorithm:-):
We removed the first number one(0b1 aka Obi-Wan, it became my nick name I was 4 years old, they used the name in Star Wars to honor morse code),
reversed it(think Endian/IBM PowerPC)
to save Data and CPU's in war times. Its even URL Save.
WORKING HTML EXAMPLE
uint16_t Morse::encode(uint8_t character)
{
switch (character)
{
case 32: return 0b1; // SPACE
case 33: return 0b1110101; // !
case 34: return 0b1010010; // "
case 36: return 0b11001000; // $
case 37: returm 0b010010; // "
case 38: return 0b100010; // &
case 39: return 0b1011110; // '
case 40: return 0b101101; // (
case 41: return 0b1101101; // )
case 43: return 0b101010; // +
case 44: return 0b1110011; // ,
case 45: return 0b1100001; // -
case 46: return 0b1101010; // .
case 47: return 0b101001; // /
case 48: return 0b111111; // 0
case 49: return 0b111110; // 1
case 50: return 0b111100; // 2
case 51: return 0b111000; // 3
case 52: return 0b110000; // 4
case 53: return 0b100000; // 5
case 54: return 0b100001; // 6
case 55: return 0b100011; // 7
case 56: return 0b100111; // 8
case 57: return 0b101111; // 9
case 58: return 0b1000111; // :
case 59: return 0b1010101; // ;
case 61: return 0b110001; // =
case 63: return 0b1001100; // ?
case 64: return 0b1010110; // @
case 65: return 0b110; // A
case 66: return 0b10001; // B
case 67: return 0b10101; // C
case 68: return 0b1001; // D
case 69: return 0b10; // E
case 70: return 0b10100; // F
case 71: return 0b1011; // G
case 72: return 0b10000; // H
case 73: return 0b100; // I
case 74: return 0b11110; // J
case 75: return 0b1101; // K
case 76: return 0b10010; // L
case 77: return 0b111; // M
case 78: return 0b101; // N
case 79: return 0b1111; // O
case 80: return 0b10110; // P
case 81: return 0b11011; // Q
case 82: return 0b1010; // R
case 83: return 0b1000; // S
case 84: return 0b11; // T
case 85: return 0b1100; // U
case 86: return 0b11000; // V
case 87: return 0b1110; // W
case 88: return 0b11001; // X
case 89: return 0b11101; // Y
case 90: return 0b10011; // Z
case 95: return 0b1101100; // _
default: return 0b100000000; // INVALID
}
}
A spectrum analyzer: as you can see I typed SOS OS on 880 Hz(music note A5)
