* Updates gradle to 5.1.1
* Updated to run application from intellij using installed Java 11.
Resolves issues with Java 9 deprecations.
* Updates gradle build dependencies and other deprecation issues.
* Updates gradle to produce OS-specific builds.
* Updates the beryx runtime plugin to 1.1.1 to resolve issue with zipping
each of the target distributions.
* Import cleanup
* Resolves issue with Look and Feel error on Max OSX
Resolves issue with building OSX package
Resolves issue with excessive logging about JMBE library.
buffers. None of the decoders currently support this yet, but the P25
will be updated to provide bitstream output for recording.
Renames the ReusableBuffer class to ReusableFloatBuffer for
consistency.
updates the LSM decoder to follow the same design pattern. Adds LSM
decoder support to the demodulator viewer application. The current
symbol timing gain for LSM is set too high -- is using the C4FM gain
and causes too much fluctuation in the timing error.
ordering to each channel configuration to provide the user with greater
control over initial application startup configuration.
Adds new dialog window that displays on startup that allows the user to
invoke/cancel auto-start, or simply allow the timer to expire whereby
the channels will be auto-started.
Updates channel table model to include an auto-start column and relabels
the 'Enabled' column to read 'Playing'.
Updates channel editor to change the 'Enable/Disable' button to read
'Start/Stop'.
Changes the 'enabled' property of the channel configuration to indicate
the current 'processing' status - isProcessing().
Channel's XML configuration re-purposes the 'enabled' property to indicate
auto-start and adds a new (optional) auto-start 'order' attribute.
produces a significant reduction in memory usage, especially for tuners
like the airspy and hackrf that produce 10/20 MSPS sample rates. This
is observed to be around 66% reduction in peak memory usage and provides
a more stable memory utilization across time reducing stress on the
garbage collector.
Use of these reusable memory buffers will be pushed further down into
the processing chain modules to ensure we keep new object creation
to the lowest levels possible.
