dumphfdl does not print this string explicitly. It just formats the timestamp with a standard POSIX strftime() function which - for historic reasons - prints UTC as "GMT".
Or another explanation - the final word in the timestamp is the timezone and "UTC" is not a timezone. GMT is.
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I am OK now... got fooled by git clone not grabbing the dev branch.... all good.
Hi folks :-)
dumphfdl author here.
devel branch no longer needed to interact with KiwiSDR. I/Q input via pipe is now available in version 1.2.0, just released.
Enjoy.
Thanks for your efforts Tomasz...
I have it all working now just fine with latest on my Linux system
One question. My OS clock is set to EST so I used the --utc option and I get the correct time but GMT rather than UTC.. ?
dumphfdl does not print this string explicitly. It just formats the timestamp with a standard POSIX strftime() function which - for historic reasons - prints UTC as "GMT".
Or another explanation - the final word in the timestamp is the timezone and "UTC" is not a timezone. GMT is.
OK... I just noted that John's kiwi extension presents it as UTC so wasn't sure.