I also developed this program on Windows 10 on a HP 11 years old computer and not on Linux, on a Lenovo T430. I say this because I have total radio silence from the program from 550 KHz to 1600 KHz.
I think that the current problem is that when writing to memory it isn't bypassing all the cache levels in real time.
This version is a work in progress, it doesn't currently work and I post it here with the objective that other Rust programmers can use it to make a final correct version that emittes in AM in the 1 MHz frequency. They both emitted at 1,033 MHz, tested with a small digital AM Radio with a range of 2 to 3 meters around the laptop computer. The original code in C++, I tested both version (counters and threads and SIMD instructions) on a Linux Machine Lenovo T430 and they both worked correctly. Current status: Not working on Windows 10, on a old HP Laptop.
RADIO SILENCE FOR WINDOWS FULL
See it's github repository and the papers for full details. This is code is a port to Rust, of the System Bus Radio (Using counter and threads) developed by William Entriken in 2016 and ported to C++11 by Ryou Ezoe. Through the PCB traces of your motherboard that connect the CPU to the DDR RAM slots, the electromagnetic waves will radiate and escapes the shield of your computer, going 2 to 3 meters in the air until they finds the small AM Radio antenna, tunned to the frequency of ?. This program when finished, will allow you to generate monophonic music tones of a tune (Mary had a little lamb) on a small AM radio, from the precise timings of the increment of a counter in the memory of your PC.
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