Yet another failed attempt to test code via simulator; x25/x26 commands
gave bogus answers. So, another round of general cleanups for a
couple of simulated rigs.
Fix detection of bad headers
Always send well-formed ACK/NAK frames
Add missing values to 0x26 messages
Fix bad responses when VFOB is active
Remove duplicate debug messages
Add some vendor-specific data and definitions to sim.h
Partial removal of rig.h dependencies/definitions
Per Yaesu Tech support, treat all FTDX-3000 models the same. See comments
in PR #2039.
While removing references to FTDX-3000DM, I happened across simft818.c.
It set a new low for simulators. It is completely wrong - it uses
new CAT protocol, while the rig uses the old 5-byte binary version.
If you want to simulate the FT-818, start over with simft817.c as
the basis, because this one is gone.
Include string.h to declare strerror
Remove rig.h from simic705.c
From first principles, none of the simulators should use *ANY* of the
code from Hamlib. Using the same code on both sides of a simulation gives
the equivalent of a math "X = X" proof; guaranteed to work, but useless
for proving anything else.
