I've been thinking about this issue and I have a feeling that the
problem is that swig may not support my use of pointers as function
parameters. My block accepts a boost::shared_ptr<uhd_usrp_sink> and a
boost::shared_ptr<uhd_usrp_source> as parameters. Disabling swig as I
did before seems to have created other issues. Is there any way that I
can either fix the swig error or disable swig altogether for this block
and just install and link for c++, and not python, flowgraphs?
Previous message
<http://lists.gnu.org/archive/html/discuss-gnuradio/2012-07/msg00297.html>with
link to swig error
-Dan
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