M17 Digital Voice, portable fork

M17 Digital Voice , mvoice, is developed by Tom Early (N7TAE) and it runs on Linux only. This fork, called yamvoice, is intended for running mvoice on non-Linux environment, especially OpenBSD.

Building tools and prerequisites

At least, CMake, FLTK, libcurl, libintl, and library for audio API (libsndio or libasound) is required. OpenDHT is optional.

Building and Installing yamvoice

Get the yamvoice repository, and move to it

git clone https://github.com/jg1uaa/yamvoice.git
cd yamvoice
mkdir build
cd build

Compiling

Normally there is no need to configuration like this:

cmake ..

And build:

make

You can use following options for cmake, like cmake -DAUDIO=sndio .. .

AUDIO

Select audio API, sndio (OpenBSD default) or alsa (Linux default).

BASEDIR

Base directory for install (like --prefix of configure), default /usr/local .

CFGDIR

Directory that stores user configuration files, default .config/yamvoice .

USE44100

If your audio device does not support 8000Hz sampling rate (but 44100Hz is supported), set ON . Otherwise (default) OFF .

DISABLE_OPENDHT

OpenDHT is automatically detected and enabled if available. OpenDHT is installed but you do not want to use it, set ON. Otherwise (default) OFF .

DEBUG

ON enables build with gdb debug support, default OFF .

Thanks for Tom/N7TAE who wrote significant application for M17 world.

de JG1UAA uaa@uaa.org.uk