| open System.Numerics | |
| open System.Drawing | |
| let mandelbrotTest c z = Complex.Pow(z, 2.0) + c | |
| let rec inSet c iterations z = | |
| let i = iterations - 1 | |
| let newz = mandelbrotTest c z | |
| if newz.Magnitude > 2.0 then (c, false, i) else | |
| if iterations > 0 then inSet c i newz else (c, true, i) |
You may use any version from Visual Studio 2015 onwards. The slighly different cmake commands for each version of Visual Studio are oulined below, just make sure to use the one that corresponds to your particular installation.
When installing Visual Studio, make sure to select the "Desktop development with C++" workload, which automatically includes the cmake dependecies we'll need later on.
This is a quick, non-exhaustive list of SDR applications and utilities. I know these application to work with a HackRF One SDR, and have used each one at one time or another.
For receive-based goals: If you'd like to do some basic frequency spectrum scanning/listening, there are a few of really good (free) SDR apps that come with basic de-modulators build-in such as: AM, wide-band FM, narrow-band FM, single and double side-band and more listed below.
For transmit-based goals, GNU Radio is probably the best choice because you can customize your transmission needs exactly. However, there is a steep learning curve.