Ryan Volz
Ryan Volz
I've been off on a parallel track for a little while building GNU Radio and some friends as conda packages, with [recipes](https://github.com/conda-forge/gnuradio-feedstock) being a part of the community-supported [conda-forge distribution](https://conda-forge.org/)....
I just got an ORC package for a bunch of platforms over on conda-forge, and in trying to build against ORC with MSVC on Windows, I get a bunch of...
This uses the newly-merged upstream recipe template for OOT modules. It lives unobtrusively in `.conda`, and makes it easier for users to build their own packages. It would also be...
This builds on top of @bkerler's #43 and adds a few additional fixes that I found necessary to handle building against Qwt 6.2 and getting the tests to succeed on...
When a `test: downstreams:` entry results in an unsatisfiable environment (commonly because the newly built package includes a version bump, and the downstream package would need to be rebuilt first),...
I'm in the process of adding `gr-iio` to conda-forge so it can be available as a public conda package (https://github.com/conda-forge/staged-recipes/pull/11688). See also https://github.com/analogdevicesinc/libiio/issues/525. This is in support of getting a...
## Description Declaring a library as `PUBLIC` in `target_link_libraries` tells downstream linkers of the target to also need to link to the `PUBLIC` libraries. This is necessary when the headers...
### What happened? GNSS-SDR links to gnuradio-blocks, and consuming the existing `gnuradio::gnuradio-blocks` CMake target requires the downstream library (GNSS-SDR) to link against libsndfile and thus have it as a dependency....
# Pull Request Details ## Description Currently, the non-RFNOC usrp3 (i.e. B2xx) DDC code truncates to 18 bits from 24 bits after applying the halfband filters and before applying a...
This switches to using sysconfig from distutils, which is necessary for Python 3.12+ since distutils is deprecated and has been removed. It is necessary to specify the install scheme when...