4/14/26 — I’ve now completed a rewrite in C++. This version remains unsigned while I try to get my Microsoft Azure account sorted out. Unfortunately, all I can do is wait because I’m not willing to spend $100/month for access to a human. The C++ version is similar to the Python version although there are minor differences. Installation should be easier because nearly all virus scanners pass it. Windows may show a SmartScreen warning when running these programs. This is because the software is newly released, not codesigned, and hasn’t yet built reputation with Microsoft. Click ‘More info’ then ‘Run anyway’ to proceed. The software is safe — you can verify this on VirusTotal: [links to your 0/72 and 1/72 results]. For reference here are the hashes and output from Virus Scanner:
Release 2.0.9.0
ca6b244aef41fda2e5c1aca510537234cb79887c734bb64acd7ba93bc43266c3 — 0/72
RigExecutivePlus.exe
8a7dd0e9aea95254de3d220813b641b88de926ef180efcd73624fa5a0e607fd0 — 1/71
RadioServerPlus.exe
The one hit for RadioServerPlus from VirusTotal is due to BKav Pro, a Vietnamese company. It’s likely because it accesses COM ports.