We might want to have gnuradio-headless LWR at the end of the day... I haven't tested this, but the "depends" section should read, assuming you want no ALSA (linux sound infrastructure) or UHD (no USRP support), as well as no GNU Radio Companion:
depends: - boost - fftw - cppunit - swig - gsl - cheetah - numpy - lxml - cmake - apache-thrift - liblog4cpp - zeromq - python-zmq As Eric and I have extensively experienced, apache-thrift is the thing most likely to be a nightmare among the remaining dependencies. If you don't want ctrlport, you can omit that, too; currently, I'd call ctrlport a bit of an "advanced feature"; it has many useful features, however, so you might look into this later. Best regards, Marcus On 08.08.2016 04:46, Eric Statzer wrote: > On Sun, Aug 7, 2016 at 9:55 PM Jason McHuff <j...@jasonmchuff.net > <mailto:j...@jasonmchuff.net>> wrote: > > > I would definitely suggest using pybombs, and in order to do > that you > probably need to abandon (and clean up) any of your other installation > attempts. Alternative versions of packages lingering in your > LD_LIBRARY_PATH or PKG_CONFIG_PATH will cause bad things to > happen, even > with pybombs. > > Done. I have reinstalled the OS and now have a blank slate. > (BTW, it would > be nice if there was something more helpful than "PyBOMBS.recipes > - ERROR - > Illegal recipes command: add" when git is not installed.) > > But don't I also have to remove stuff from "depends" in > gnuradio.lwr along > with editing the "config_opt" line? Won't PyBOMBS install all of > those > regardless of how GNU Radio is to be built? I think I'm going to > go through > and try commenting stuff out and see how it goes. > > BTW, GNU Radio on Android is an interesting idea. I know there's the > SDRToch app that can work with an RTL-SDR, but I haven't seen the > ability to > do trunking or digital. > > > Yes you are correct, you'll want to prune the graphics-related > packages in the "depends" section of gnuradio.lwr (and possibly any > other recipes that introduce dependencies that you don't want, as well). > > This is probably getting ahead of things for an initial trial build, > but if you get everything working it would be nice if you would submit > a pull request for a gnuradio-minimal.lwr "prefix recipe". A "prefix > recipe" just gives you an easy way to override a bunch of > configuration sections for multiple recipes, see gnuradio-default.lwr > and gnuradio-stable.lwr for examples. I'm sure you're not the only > one who would find a minimal install useful. (myself included!) > > Tom Rondeau had done a bunch of stuff to get GNU Radio built and > running under Android, you can find all of his tools/notes/examples in > [1]. Its mostly just proof-of-concept stuff, but the potential is there. > > -Eric > > [1] http://gnuradio.org/redmine/projects/gnuradio/wiki/Android > > > _______________________________________________ > Discuss-gnuradio mailing list > Discuss-gnuradio@gnu.org > https://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/discuss-gnuradio
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