Hi Sylvain,
what platform are you on? (basically, libalsa should be installed via
package whenever possible, which is the case on debian, ubuntu, fedora
and centos, I thought)
Also: I kind of like the "don't install, just list" idea. However,
Pybombs would never encourage you to build stuff as
Hi,
> My prime test case is the following pybombs command:
>
> $ pybombs prefix init ~/path/to/prefix -R gnuradio-default
>
> (Note you will need the most current PyBOMBS and gr-recipes to run this).
I just gave this a shot, but I aborted pretty quickly.
It started building alsa from sources
On 22/05/16 11:06, Marcus D. Leech wrote:
On 05/22/2016 05:19 AM, Marcus Müller wrote:
Hi John,
I don't really know about the memory usage you see, but:
Did you rebuild GNU Radio (and UHD and basically everything you did not
install directly through Ubuntu's apt-get)? Upgrading a distro often
ha! uhd.tune_request (and others, like sensor_value) python objects have
a __nonzero__ method, which is inherently used for conversion to bool,
if present. And guess what: they return False.
Wondering where they come from.
Cheers,
Marcus
On 22.05.2016 18:02, Marcus Müller wrote:
> Well, the
Well, the python semantics, at least as I understand them, dictate that
"not objectname" is True if objectname is of NoneType, or if objectname
is actually False, or evaluates to something that is False (i.e. 0).
A valid object "should be".
Checking it against the typical swigged GNU Radio
On 05/22/2016 05:19 AM, Marcus Müller wrote:
Hi John,
I don't really know about the memory usage you see, but:
Did you rebuild GNU Radio (and UHD and basically everything you did not
install directly through Ubuntu's apt-get)? Upgrading a distro often
changes the libc version used, and that
Hi John,
I don't really know about the memory usage you see, but:
Did you rebuild GNU Radio (and UHD and basically everything you did not
install directly through Ubuntu's apt-get)? Upgrading a distro often
changes the libc version used, and that might mean that the ABI of the
very core
Dear All,
I have been running GNURadio fairly constantly for a
couple of weeks now using simple_ra although, I don't believe it is a
problem with that application as HTOP doesn't indicate memory issues etc.
I run GNURadio version 3.7.9.1 on an Intel® Core™ i7-2600
Marcus Müller ettus.com> writes:
>
> Hi,
>
> Again, I advise *not* to use that. Use the example I mentioned. No one
> is really still using the blocks used in benchmark_rx, it's very hard to
> get help for them, and they are really not as good as the blocks used in
> the example I mentioned.
