Patrick Strasser schrieb:
This are the parts I want to see in Python for several reasons:
* Gnuradio uses already Python. This is a known technology to the
developers. And you can get rid of XML, another unknown technology.
(Gnuradio depends on C++, USB, Swig, Python and wxWidgets, moreover
the >3 audio interfaces. That's a enough to support as can be seen on
this list.)
This is somewhat missleading... While these are the 'primary'
dependencies, those packages all have secondary, tertiary, quarnary, n-ary
dependencies which often lead to a tangled web of
'you-cant'-get-there-from-here-without-a-heck-of-a-lot-of-work'. (for
example,
wxWidgets needs gtk, which needs pango, which needs cairo, which needs
fontconfig and freetype, etc... not to mention atk, and glib...)
It seems to becoming an 'annual' event that I setup a GNURadio
environment, and this year's candidate machine seems to have almost
nothing of the antecedent packeges... and because of a very strange
problem of cairo not linking correctly, I'm compiling the
latest version of gcc to see of there is an implicit dependence on the
version of gcc somewhere...
so needless to say, I'm not particularlly enthusiastic at the moment...
John Clark
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