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See also notes in [my-cl-protobufs.asd](my-cl-protobufs.asd).
You will also need **uiop** installed under e.g. `~/quicklisp/local-projects/`
(see ASDF sources).
For android please see [qt-location-hack](hacks/qt-location-hack/).

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Info
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Please note: this is **WIP!**
Currently it can be used to send direct messages between any number of radios.
Currently the app can only send direct messages between the radios.
It's basically meant to be used in an emergency situation, where internet is
not available, in order to communicate with simple text messages. This kind of
not available, in order to communicate with short text messages. This kind of
mesh network is limited to about 70 nodes/radios/users to remain reliable.
@ -15,7 +13,7 @@ mesh network is limited to about 70 nodes/radios/users to remain reliable.
Technical notes
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First of all please rebuild the lqml library, this app requires the latest
You'll probably need to rebuild the lqml library, this app requires the latest
version.
The app uses both **BLE** (bluetooth low energy) and the **protobufs**
@ -45,8 +43,7 @@ plist for every message.
The reason I chose Qt qsqlite over cl-sqlite is mobile: Qt comes with its own
version, which is pulled in automatically, so one doesn't need to care about
OS limitations or indirect requirements. Additionally, cffi (as a dependency
of cl-sqlite) currently needs a small hack to even work on mobile.
OS limitations or indirect requirements.