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Currently tested with 433 MHZ, but not limited to that frequency or media. + +### Getting started + + +Just clone the repo and open the project file with code:blocks. (currently this works only for windows) +Compile it and have fun. +If you are using the Arduino IDE, you have to copy all the libs into your sketch folder. + +### Using SIGNALDuino in FHEM + +If you want to use the SIGNALDuino with FHEM, you can use it directly from FHEM. No neet to compile any sourcode. +You find more Information here: +http://www.fhemwiki.de/wiki/SIGNALDuino + + +### Tested microcontrollers + +* Aduino Nano + +### Signal from my device ist not detected + +We have a pattern detection engine, that detect serval signal types. May not all, but most of them. + +Uncomment #define debugdetect in libs/remotesensor/patterdecoder.h +Search for some output which describes a pattern with serval bits received. +If you find something, open an issue and provide as much as possible informations with it. + + +### You found a bug + +First, sorry. This software is not perfect. +1. Open a issue +-With helpful title - use descriptive keywords in the title and body so others can find your bug (avoiding duplicates). +- Which branch, what microcontroller, what setup +- Steps to reproduce the problem, with actual vs. expected results +- If you find a bug in our code, post the files and the lines. + +### Contributing + +1. Open one ore more issue for your development. +2. Ask to be added to our repository or just fork it. +3. Make your modifications and test them. +4. Create a branch (git checkout -b my_branch) +5. Commit your changes (git commit -am "") +6 .Push to a developer branch (git push dev-my_branch) +7. Open a Pull Request, put some useful informations there, what your extension does and why we should add it, reference to the open issues which are fixed whith this pull requet. + + diff --git a/RF_Receiver.ino b/RF_Receiver.ino new file mode 100644 index 0000000..9afcfc0 --- /dev/null +++ b/RF_Receiver.ino @@ -0,0 +1,866 @@ +/* +* RF_RECEIVER v3.2 for Arduino +* Sketch to use an arduino as a receiver/sending device for digital signals +* +* The Sketch can also encode and send data via a transmitter, +* while only PT2262 type-signals for Intertechno devices are implemented in the sketch, +* there is an option to send almost any data over a send raw interface +* 2014-2015 N.Butzek, S.Butzek +* 2016 S.Butzek + +* This software focuses on remote sensors like weather sensors (temperature, +* humidity Logilink, TCM, Oregon Scientific, ...), remote controlled power switches +* (Intertechno, TCM, ARCtech, ...) which use encoder chips like PT2262 and +* EV1527-type and manchester encoder to send information in the 433MHz Band. +* But the sketch will also work for infrared or other medias. Even other frequencys +* can be used +* +* This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify +* it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by +* the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or +* (at your option) any later version. +* +* This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, +* but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of +* MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the +* GNU General Public License for more details. +* +* You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License +* along with this program. If not, see . + +*/ +#define CMP_FIFO 1 +//#define CMP_MEMDBG 1 +#define CMP_NEWSD; + +#define PROGNAME "RF_RECEIVER" +#define PROGVERS "3.3.0" + +#define PIN_RECEIVE 2 +#define PIN_LED 13 // Message-LED +#define PIN_SEND 11 +#define BAUDRATE 57600 +#define FIFO_LENGTH 50 +//#define DEBUG 1 + +#include + +#include // Timer for LED Blinking +#include // Die wird aus irgend einem Grund zum Compilieren benoetigt. +#ifdef CMP_FIFO +#include +SimpleFIFO FiFo; //store FIFO_LENGTH # ints +#else +#include //for FiFo Buffer +RingBuffer FiFo(FIFO_LENGTH, 0); // FiFo Puffer +#endif +#ifdef CMP_NEWSD +#include +SignalDetectorClass musterDec; + +#else +#include +patternDecoder musterDec; + +#endif + +#include + + +#define pulseMin 90 +volatile bool blinkLED = false; +String cmdstring = ""; +volatile unsigned long lastTime = micros(); + + + +#define portOfPin(P)\ + (((P)>=0&&(P)<8)?&PORTD:(((P)>7&&(P)<14)?&PORTB:&PORTC)) +#define ddrOfPin(P)\ + (((P)>=0&&(P)<8)?&DDRD:(((P)>7&&(P)<14)?&DDRB:&DDRC)) +#define pinOfPin(P)\ + (((P)>=0&&(P)<8)?&PIND:(((P)>7&&(P)<14)?&PINB:&PINC)) +#define pinIndex(P)((uint8_t)(P>13?P-14:P&7)) +#define pinMask(P)((uint8_t)(1<0) +#define isLow(P)((*(pinOfPin(P))& pinMask(P))==0) +#define digitalState(P)((uint8_t)isHigh(P)) + + + + + +#ifdef CMP_MEMDBG + +extern unsigned int __data_start; +extern unsigned int __data_end; +extern unsigned int __bss_start; +extern unsigned int __bss_end; +extern unsigned int __heap_start; +extern void *__brkval; +uint8_t *heapptr, *stackptr; +uint16_t diff=0; +void check_mem() { + stackptr = (uint8_t *)malloc(4); // use stackptr temporarily + heapptr = stackptr; // save value of heap pointer + free(stackptr); // free up the memory again (sets stackptr to 0) + stackptr = (uint8_t *)(SP); // save value of stack pointer +} +//extern int __bss_end; +//extern void *__brkval; + +int get_free_memory() +{ + int free_memory; + + if((int)__brkval == 0) + free_memory = ((int)&free_memory) - ((int)&__bss_end); + else + free_memory = ((int)&free_memory) - ((int)__brkval); + + return free_memory; +} + + +int16_t ramSize=0; // total amount of ram available for partitioning +int16_t dataSize=0; // partition size for .data section +int16_t bssSize=0; // partition size for .bss section +int16_t heapSize=0; // partition size for current snapshot of the heap section +int16_t stackSize=0; // partition size for current snapshot of the stack section +int16_t freeMem1=0; // available ram calculation #1 +int16_t freeMem2=0; // available ram calculation #2 + +#endif + + +// EEProm Addresscommands +#define addr_init 0 +#define addr_features 1 + + + +void handleInterrupt(); +void enableReceive(); +void disableReceive(); +void serialEvent(); +void cronjob(); +int freeRam(); +void changeReciver(); +void changeFilter(); +void HandleCommand(); +bool command_available=false; +unsigned long getUptime(); +void getConfig(); +void enDisPrint(bool enDis); +void getPing(); +void configCMD(); +void storeFunctions(const int8_t ms=1, int8_t mu=1, int8_t mc=1); +void getFunctions(bool *ms,bool *mu,bool *mc); + + + + +void setup() { + Serial.begin(BAUDRATE); + #ifdef DEBUG + #ifdef CMP_FIFO + MSG_PRINTLN("Using sFIFO"); + #else + + MSG_PRINTLN(F("Startup:")); + MSG_PRINT(F("# Bytes / Puffer: ")); + MSG_PRINTLN(sizeof(int)*FiFo.getBuffSize()); + MSG_PRINT(F("# Len Fifo: ")); + MSG_PRINTLN(FiFo.getBuffSize()); + + #endif // CMP_FIFO + #endif + //delay(2000); + pinMode(PIN_RECEIVE,INPUT); + pinMode(PIN_SEND,OUTPUT); + pinMode(PIN_LED,OUTPUT); + Timer1.initialize(31*1000); //Interrupt wird jede n Millisekunden ausgeloest + Timer1.attachInterrupt(cronjob); + if (EEPROM.read(addr_init) == 0xB) + { + #ifdef DEBUG + MSG_PRINTLN("Reading values fom eeprom"); + #endif + getFunctions(&musterDec.MSenabled,&musterDec.MUenabled,&musterDec.MCenabled); + } else { + EEPROM.write(addr_init,0xB); + storeFunctions(1, 1, 1); // Init EEPROM with all flags enabled + #ifdef DEBUG + MSG_PRINTLN("Init eeprom to defaults after flash"); + #endif + } + + /*MSG_PRINT("MS:"); MSG_PRINTLN(musterDec.MSenabled); + MSG_PRINT("MU:"); MSG_PRINTLN(musterDec.MUenabled); + MSG_PRINT("MC:"); MSG_PRINTLN(musterDec.MCenabled);*/ + + + enableReceive(); + cmdstring.reserve(40); +} + +void cronjob() { + + /* + const unsigned long duration = micros() - lastTime; + if (duration > maxPulse) { //Auf Maximalwert pr�fen. + //handleInterrupt(); + //MSG_PRINTLN("PTout"); + int sDuration = maxPulse; + if (isLow(PIN_RECEIVE)) { // Wenn jetzt low ist, ist auch weiterhin low + sDuration = -sDuration; + } + #ifdef CMP_FIFO + FiFo.enqueue(sDuration); + #else + FiFo.addValue(&sDuration); + #endif // CMP_FIFO + lastTime = micros(); + + }*/ + digitalWrite(PIN_LED, blinkLED); + blinkLED = false; + /* + if (FiFo.count() >19) + { + MSG_PRINT("SF:"); MSG_PRINTLN(FiFo.count()); + } + */ +} + +void loop() { + static int aktVal=0; + bool state; + if (command_available) { + command_available=false; + HandleCommand(); + if (!command_available) { cmdstring = ""; } + blinkLED=true; + } + #ifdef CMP_FIFO + + + while (FiFo.count()>0 ) { //Puffer auslesen und an Dekoder uebergeben + + aktVal=FiFo.dequeue(); + state = musterDec.decode(&aktVal); + if (state) blinkLED=true; //LED blinken, wenn Meldung dekodiert + } + #else + while (FiFo.getNewValue(&aktVal)) { //Puffer auslesen und an Dekoder uebergeben + state = musterDec.decode(&aktVal); //Logilink, PT2262 + if (state) blinkLED=true; //LED blinken, wenn Meldung dekodiert + } + #endif + } + + + +//========================= Pulseauswertung ================================================ +void handleInterrupt() { + const unsigned long Time=micros(); + //const bool state = digitalRead(PIN_RECEIVE); + const unsigned long duration = Time - lastTime; + lastTime = Time; + if (duration >= pulseMin) {//kleinste zulaessige Pulslaenge + int sDuration; + if (duration < maxPulse) {//groesste zulaessige Pulslaenge, max = 32000 + sDuration = int(duration); //das wirft bereits hier unnoetige Nullen raus und vergroessert den Wertebereich + }else { + sDuration = maxPulse; // Maximalwert set to maxPulse defined in lib. + } + if (isHigh(PIN_RECEIVE)) { // Wenn jetzt high ist, dann muss vorher low gewesen sein, und dafuer gilt die gemessene Dauer. + sDuration=-sDuration; + } + #ifdef CMP_FIFO + //MSG_PRINTLN(sDuration); + FiFo.enqueue(sDuration); + #else + FiFo.addValue(&sDuration); + + #endif // CMP_FIFO + + //++fifocnt; + } // else => trash + +} + +void enableReceive() { + attachInterrupt(digitalPinToInterrupt(PIN_RECEIVE),handleInterrupt,CHANGE); +} + +void disableReceive() { + detachInterrupt(0); +} + + + +//============================== IT_Send ========================================= +uint8_t ITrepetition = 6; +int ITbaseduration = 300; + +void PT2262_transmit(uint8_t nHighPulses, uint8_t nLowPulses) { + //digitalWrite(PIN_SEND, HIGH); + digitalHigh(PIN_SEND); + delayMicroseconds(ITbaseduration * nHighPulses); + //digitalWrite(PIN_SEND, LOW); + digitalLow(PIN_SEND); + delayMicroseconds(ITbaseduration * nLowPulses); +} + +void sendPT2262(char* triStateMessage) { + disableReceive(); + for (int i = 0; i < ITrepetition; i++) { + unsigned int pos = 0; + PT2262_transmit(1,31); + while (triStateMessage[pos] != '\0') { + switch(triStateMessage[pos]) { + case '0': + PT2262_transmit(1,3); + PT2262_transmit(1,3); + break; + case 'F': + PT2262_transmit(1,3); + PT2262_transmit(3,1); + break; + case '1': + PT2262_transmit(3,1); + PT2262_transmit(3,1); + break; + } + pos++; + } + } + enableReceive(); +} + + +//================================= RAW Send ====================================== +void send_raw(const uint8_t startpos,const uint16_t endpos,const int16_t *buckets, String *source=&cmdstring) +{ + uint8_t index=0; + unsigned long stoptime=micros(); + bool isLow; + uint16_t dur; + for (uint16_t i=startpos;i<=endpos;i++ ) + { + //MSG_PRINT(cmdstring.substring(i,i+1)); + index = source->charAt(i) - '0'; + //MSG_PRINT(index); + isLow=buckets[index] >> 15; + dur = abs(buckets[index]); //isLow ? dur = abs(buckets[index]) : dur = abs(buckets[index]); + + while (stoptime > micros()){ + ; + } + isLow ? digitalLow(PIN_SEND): digitalHigh(PIN_SEND); + stoptime+=dur; + } + while (stoptime > micros()){ + ; + } + //MSG_PRINTLN(""); + +} +//SM;R=2;C=400;D=AFAFAF; + + + + +void send_mc(const uint8_t startpos,const uint8_t endpos, const int16_t clock) +{ + int8_t b; + char c; + //digitalHigh(PIN_SEND); + //delay(1); + uint8_t bit; + + unsigned long stoptime =micros(); + for (uint8_t i = startpos; i <= endpos; i++) { + c = cmdstring.charAt(i); + b = ((byte)c) - (c <= '9' ? 0x30 : 0x37); + + for (bit = 0x8; bit>0; bit >>= 1) { + for (byte i = 0; i <= 1; i++) { + if ((i == 0 ? (b & bit) : !(b & bit))) + digitalLow(PIN_SEND); + else + digitalHigh(PIN_SEND); + + stoptime += clock; + while (stoptime > micros()) + yield(); + } + + } + + } + // MSG_PRINTLN(""); +} + + + +bool split_cmdpart(int16_t *startpos, String *msg_part) +{ + int16_t endpos=0; + //startpos=cmdstring.indexOf(";",startpos); // search first ";" + endpos=cmdstring.indexOf(";",*startpos); // search next ";" + + if (endpos ==-1 || *startpos== -1) return false; + *msg_part = cmdstring.substring(*startpos,endpos); + *startpos=endpos+1; // Set startpos to endpos to extract next part + return true; +} +// SC;R=4;SM;C=400;D=AFFFFFFFFE;SR;P0=-2500;P1=400;D=010;SM;D=AB6180;SR;D=101; +// SC;R=4;SM;C=400;D=FFFFFFFF;SR;P0=-400;P1=400;D=101;SM;D=AB6180;SR;D=101; +// SR;R=3;P0=1230;P1=-3120;P2=-400;P3=-900;D=030301010101010202020202020101010102020202010101010202010120202; +// SM;C=400;D=AAAAFFFF; +// SR;R=10;P0=-2000;P1=-1000;P2=500;P3=-6000;D=2020202021212020202121212021202021202121212023; + +struct s_sendcmd { + int16_t sendclock; + uint8_t type; + uint8_t datastart; + uint16_t dataend; + int16_t buckets[6]; +} ; + +void send_cmd() +{ + #define combined 0 + #define manchester 1 + #define raw 2 + + String msg_part; + msg_part.reserve(30); + uint8_t repeats=1; // Default is always one iteration so repeat is 1 if not set + //uint8_t type; + int16_t start_pos=0; + //int16_t buckets[6]={}; + uint8_t counter=0; + //uint16_t sendclock; + bool extraDelay = true; + + s_sendcmd command[5]; + + disableReceive(); + + uint8_t cmdNo=255; + + + while (split_cmdpart(&start_pos,&msg_part)) + { + //MSG_PRINTLN(msg_part); + if (msg_part.charAt(0) == 'S') + { + if (msg_part.charAt(1) == 'C') // send combined informatio flag + { + //type=combined; + //cmdNo=255; + extraDelay = false; + } + else if (msg_part.charAt(1) == 'M') // send manchester + { + //type=manchester; + cmdNo++; + command[cmdNo].type=manchester; + //MSG_PRINTLN("Adding manchester"); + } + else if (msg_part.charAt(1) == 'R') // send raw + { + //type=raw; + cmdNo++; + command[cmdNo].type=raw; + //MSG_PRINTLN("Adding raw"); + extraDelay = false; + + } + } + else if (msg_part.charAt(0) == 'P' && msg_part.charAt(2) == '=') // Do some basic detection if data matches what we expect + { + counter = msg_part.substring(1,2).toInt(); // extract the pattern number + //buckets[counter]= msg_part.substring(3).toInt(); + command[cmdNo].buckets[counter]=msg_part.substring(3).toInt(); + //MSG_PRINTLN("Adding bucket"); + + } else if(msg_part.charAt(0) == 'R' && msg_part.charAt(1) == '=') { + repeats= msg_part.substring(2).toInt(); + //MSG_PRINTLN("Adding repeats"); + + } else if (msg_part.charAt(0) == 'D') { + command[cmdNo].datastart = start_pos - msg_part.length()+1; + command[cmdNo].dataend = start_pos-2; + //MSG_PRINT("locating data start:"); + // MSG_PRINT(command[cmdNo].datastart); + //MSG_PRINT(" end:"); + //MSG_PRINTLN(command[cmdNo].dataend); + //if (type==raw) send_raw(&msg_part,buckets); + //if (type==manchester) send_mc(&msg_part,sendclock); + //digitalWrite(PIN_SEND, LOW); // turn off transmitter + //digitalLow(PIN_SEND); + } else if(msg_part.charAt(0) == 'C' && msg_part.charAt(1) == '=') + { + //sendclock = msg_part.substring(2).toInt(); + command[cmdNo].sendclock = msg_part.substring(2).toInt(); + //MSG_PRINTLN("adding sendclock"); + } + } + + for (uint8_t i=0;i 0 for no heap/stack collision"); + + + // ---------------- Print memory profile ----------------- + MSG_PRINT("\n\n__data_start=[0x"); MSG_PRINT( (int) &__data_start, HEX ); MSG_PRINT("] which is ["); MSG_PRINT( (int) &__data_start, DEC); MSG_PRINT("] bytes decimal"); + + MSG_PRINT("\n__data_end=[0x"); MSG_PRINT((int) &__data_end, HEX ); MSG_PRINT("] which is ["); MSG_PRINT( (int) &__data_end, DEC); MSG_PRINT("] bytes decimal"); + + MSG_PRINT("\n__bss_start=[0x"); MSG_PRINT((int) & __bss_start, HEX ); MSG_PRINT("] which is ["); MSG_PRINT( (int) &__bss_start, DEC); MSG_PRINT("] bytes decimal"); + + MSG_PRINT("\n__bss_end=[0x"); MSG_PRINT( (int) &__bss_end, HEX ); MSG_PRINT("] which is ["); MSG_PRINT( (int) &__bss_end, DEC); MSG_PRINT("] bytes decimal"); + + MSG_PRINT("\n__heap_start=[0x"); MSG_PRINT( (int) &__heap_start, HEX ); MSG_PRINT("] which is ["); MSG_PRINT( (int) &__heap_start, DEC); MSG_PRINT("] bytes decimal"); + + MSG_PRINT("\n__malloc_heap_start=[0x"); MSG_PRINT( (int) __malloc_heap_start, HEX ); MSG_PRINT("] which is ["); MSG_PRINT( (int) __malloc_heap_start, DEC); MSG_PRINT("] bytes decimal"); + + MSG_PRINT("\n__malloc_margin=[0x"); MSG_PRINT( (int) &__malloc_margin, HEX ); MSG_PRINT("] which is ["); MSG_PRINT( (int) &__malloc_margin, DEC); MSG_PRINT("] bytes decimal"); + + MSG_PRINT("\n__brkval=[0x"); MSG_PRINT( (int) __brkval, HEX ); MSG_PRINT("] which is ["); MSG_PRINT( (int) __brkval, DEC); MSG_PRINT("] bytes decimal"); + + MSG_PRINT("\nSP=[0x"); MSG_PRINT( (int) SP, HEX ); MSG_PRINT("] which is ["); MSG_PRINT( (int) SP, DEC); MSG_PRINT("] bytes decimal"); + + MSG_PRINT("\nRAMEND=[0x"); MSG_PRINT( (int) RAMEND, HEX ); MSG_PRINT("] which is ["); MSG_PRINT( (int) RAMEND, DEC); MSG_PRINT("] bytes decimal"); + + // summaries: + ramSize = (int) RAMEND - (int) &__data_start; + dataSize = (int) &__data_end - (int) &__data_start; + bssSize = (int) &__bss_end - (int) &__bss_start; + heapSize = (int) __brkval - (int) &__heap_start; + stackSize = (int) RAMEND - (int) SP; + freeMem1 = (int) SP - (int) __brkval; + freeMem2 = ramSize - stackSize - heapSize - bssSize - dataSize; + MSG_PRINT("\n--- section size summaries ---"); + MSG_PRINT("\nram size=["); MSG_PRINT( ramSize, DEC ); MSG_PRINT("] bytes decimal"); + MSG_PRINT("\n.data size=["); MSG_PRINT( dataSize, DEC ); MSG_PRINT("] bytes decimal"); + MSG_PRINT("\n.bss size=["); MSG_PRINT( bssSize, DEC ); MSG_PRINT("] bytes decimal"); + MSG_PRINT("\nheap size=["); MSG_PRINT( heapSize, DEC ); MSG_PRINT("] bytes decimal"); + MSG_PRINT("\nstack size=["); MSG_PRINT( stackSize, DEC ); MSG_PRINT("] bytes decimal"); + MSG_PRINT("\nfree size1=["); MSG_PRINT( freeMem1, DEC ); MSG_PRINT("] bytes decimal"); + MSG_PRINT("\nfree size2=["); MSG_PRINT( freeMem2, DEC ); MSG_PRINT("] bytes decimal"); +#else + extern int __heap_start, *__brkval; + int v; + return (int) &v - (__brkval == 0 ? (int) &__heap_start : (int) __brkval); +#endif // CMP_MEMDBG + + } + +unsigned long getUptime() +{ + unsigned long now = millis(); + static uint16_t times_rolled = 0; + static unsigned long last = 0; + // If this run is less than the last the counter rolled + unsigned long seconds = now / 1000; + if (now < last) { + times_rolled++; + seconds += ((long(4294967295) / 1000 )*times_rolled); + } + last = now; + return seconds; +} + +void getPing() +{ + MSG_PRINTLN("OK"); + delay(1); +} + +void changeReciver() { + if (cmdstring.charAt(1) == 'Q') + { + disableReceive(); + } + if (cmdstring.charAt(1) == 'E') + { + enableReceive(); + } +} + + + + + + +//================================= EEProm commands ====================================== + + + +void storeFunctions(const int8_t ms, int8_t mu, int8_t mc) +{ + mu=mu<<1; + mc=mc<<2; + int8_t dat = ms | mu | mc; + EEPROM.write(addr_features,dat); +} + +void getFunctions(bool *ms,bool *mu,bool *mc) +{ + int8_t dat = EEPROM.read(addr_features); + + *ms=bool (dat &(1<<0)); + *mu=bool (dat &(1<<1)); + *mc=bool (dat &(1<<2)); + + +} diff --git a/SIGNALESP.sln b/SIGNALESP.sln new file mode 100644 index 0000000..c9231d3 --- /dev/null +++ b/SIGNALESP.sln @@ -0,0 +1,22 @@ + +Microsoft Visual Studio Solution File, Format Version 12.00 +# Visual Studio 14 +VisualStudioVersion = 14.0.25123.0 +MinimumVisualStudioVersion = 10.0.40219.1 +Project("{8BC9CEB8-8B4A-11D0-8D11-00A0C91BC942}") = "SIGNALESP", "SIGNALESP\SIGNALESP.vcxproj", "{C5F80730-F44F-4478-BDAE-6634EFC2CA88}" +EndProject +Global + GlobalSection(SolutionConfigurationPlatforms) = preSolution + Debug|x86 = Debug|x86 + Release|x86 = Release|x86 + EndGlobalSection + GlobalSection(ProjectConfigurationPlatforms) = postSolution + {C5F80730-F44F-4478-BDAE-6634EFC2CA88}.Debug|x86.ActiveCfg = Debug|Win32 + {C5F80730-F44F-4478-BDAE-6634EFC2CA88}.Debug|x86.Build.0 = Debug|Win32 + {C5F80730-F44F-4478-BDAE-6634EFC2CA88}.Release|x86.ActiveCfg = Release|Win32 + {C5F80730-F44F-4478-BDAE-6634EFC2CA88}.Release|x86.Build.0 = Release|Win32 + EndGlobalSection + GlobalSection(SolutionProperties) = preSolution + HideSolutionNode = FALSE + EndGlobalSection +EndGlobal