Eric,
the version reported is the latest version, so you'll always get 2.0.1.
However, if you use the git+ version, you can do
$ pybombs prefix init /path/to/prefix -R gnuradio-default
The documentation is correct for this.
Cheers,
M
PS: The -r switch comes *before* the command, the -R
Hi Martin,
Thanks for the pointer. For some reason I did not see your response in my in
box, but only now that I checked the online list. Saying that because on my own
I finally tracked the problem down, which made me curious about any responses...
For the sake of anyone who cares, the main
Hello,
I did try the latest git using this command line
$pip install git+https://github.com/gnuradio/pybombs.git
before I used this command line
$pip install PyBOMB
and got the same version (2.0.1) for both.
The usage() lines I got had a lower case -r RECIPE and not a upper case -R. I
For anyone that is interested, the way I ended up doing this was polling
the nitems_written() function of the head block, and once it reached the
terminal value, calling another function to quit the QT application. Then I
connected that function call to the other quitting() procedure. Seems kind
Hi Martin,
first of all: thanks for jumping through all these hoops to push PyBOMBS!
So, trying to make things (especially recipe fixes etc) easier to test
for me, I've built myself a small set of script to log in to a set of
VMs, install pip & git there, install pybombs in the vm, adding a test
Hello,
I removed everything and installed pybombs using the first method (pip install
PyBOMBS. It installed 2.0.1. I then realized I left off the .com on the
commands to get the recipes, so I got them okay. Now I get a different error
on the next line.
:~$ pybombs prefix init ~/src/gnuradio
Eric,
the `-R' switch is pretty new. Did you get your PyBOMBS through `pip
install pybombs'? If so, you will get the latest stable version, which
doesn't include the `-R' switch.
When you say "all the PyBOMBS documentation is outdated", what exactly
are you referring to? Are you referring to
Hi everyone,
there's been a lot of movement on PyBOMBS since the 2.0.1 release, and
I'd like to release 2.1.0 soon. However, there's a bunch of problems
that need resolving first, and I'm running out of ideas to find and
reproduce them.
My prime test case is the following pybombs command:
$
Hello,
I am trying to install gr-op25 in Kubuntu 16.04 and running into all sorts of
problems and errors. It also appears pybombs changed enough to make most web
information invalid. The instructions on
http://op25.osmocom.org/trac/wiki.png/wiki/InstallInstructionsPage did not work.
git clone
Hi Eric,
> It seems all the pybombs documentation is outdated.
Uh-oh. Maybe you stumbled across pybombs1 docs? Pretty much all
documentation to pybombs 2.x is under https://github.com/gnuradio/pybombs/
> How can I get at least gnuradio compiled
So, in fact, one could say, it's your local
I think I found out what is going wrong with this:
After the above commit, the compiled python files places the
"probe" definition blocks AFTER the definiotion of the thread.
See attached pythoon script:
In line 219 we have the definition:
-
Hello,
I left the -R gnuradio-default off and figured out how to get the prefix set. I
compiled gr-op25 and had it fail during the CMake config phase because it could
not find SoapySDR libraries. I had this error previously. I had compiled
SoapySDR previously. CMake config was trying to use
Hi Steven,
if you go to cgran.org, you'll find a bunch of OOTs that have external
dependencies. gr-nacl depends on libsodium, for example. I recommend
checking those CMake files for examples.
M
On 05/16/2016 08:37 AM, Steven Knudsen wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I would like to do something I think is not
Hi,
I would like to do something I think is not uncommon and that’s to add XML
support to a block (e.g., to read a config file).
Everything compiles, but on link all the libxml2 functions generate “undefined
references”. I believe there is a missing -lxml2, but how and where to add?
Online
Hi,
Is there a way to automatically close a QT graphical sink after a flowgraph
is done running? For example, I want to read in samples from a USRP,
demodulate and plot the constellation, and then close everything
automatically. My flowgraph looks like this:
USRP --> Head --> Demodulator --> QT
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