Hi Dylan - If you have access to a GR OOT module (e.g., "gr-example"), then you
can try to build it directly on your host computer ... as it sounds like you're
trying to do ... but without much success as it sounds like accessing GR
libraries for linking isn't working well.
Which version of GR
Hi Dylan,
What I am suggesting is the following:
1) Your coworker creates an Out Of Tree module following the tutorial
https://wiki.gnuradio.org/index.php/OutOfTreeModules. Once the module
has been built and installed, it will be available on gnuradio-companion
on his computer.
2) Your
Barry,
Thank you for responding to me. This does not solve my issue unfortunately. I
know how to share code for viewing/editing using Git, but this does not install
the module in GNU Radio Companion so that we can both use the module separately
on our machines.
If anyone can explain how to
Hi Dylan,
I am a newbie to Gnuradio and GitHub, but since no one else has responded to
your question yet, I offer the following suggestions:
The 'normal' approach for group development of a project (such as Gnuradio
itself!) is to create a project on GitHub and then clone it to your local
All,
My coworker has created a module (gr-Example) and I would like to import this
module directly. How is this done?
I have a fresh install of GNU Radio Companion that I did via PyBombs on the
RFNoC Getting Started page that packages RFNoC, GNU Radio, and UHD all in one
download on my Ubuntu
