Hi, I am in the same situation Angilberto was. I have managed to install GnuRadio on my laptop running Windows XP using your binary installer, and the sample python scripts seem to be running fine. However, I now need to implement my own GR block in C++.
I have been trying to figure out the easiest way to make my C++ class accessible to Python without rebuilding all of GnuRadio. I assume the easiest way would be to somehow include it in libgnuradio-core-0.dll, but have been unable to do so... all the makefiles seems to machine-generated. Could you please identify the steps I would need to recompile this DLL along with my C++ code? I had previously tried to build GnuRadio on Windows using Cygwin but ran into problems with cppunit. I would prefer to avoid building all of GnuRadio again if its possible to just re-build a single DLL. Thanks! Kunal > Angilberto Muniz Sb wrote: >> Just make it clear: >> >> I have GNURadio and USRP running under Windows >> (olifantasia version). What I'm looking now is a way >> to write my own code in C/C++ (Dev-Cpp) using the >> libraries included in the olifantasia package. > I put up a new readme on my webpage with the binary installers. > I also put all the library and include files from the required external > libs up. > > This is the changed part of the readme: > "For developers: > In built-2.6cvs you will find tarfiles from all the built sources, These > include all the lib.a files, include files, object files , dlls and > executables as a result of the complete built sources. > So if any dll or other file is missing in this installer you can find it > there > You also need these if you start developing your own C or C++ code and > don't want to built gnuradio and all required libs from source yourself. > > In source you will find the sources which where used to built these files. > > In required-for-build-from-source you will find the binaries from the > tools and libraries I used to build gnuradio and usrp (all needed dlls, > executables, libraries (libXXX.a) and include header files should be in > the tarballs.) > > You can use these if you want to build gnuradio or usrp yourself using > msys and mingw. > You might also need these if you build your own C or C++ files using the > gnuradio and/or usrp libraries. > > A more save method is building all these libraries yourself. Esppecially > cppunit is picky when it comes to mixing different gcc versions. > > bin/build_all_windows_installers_cvs.sh is the top script which is used to > build the installers from the built sources. > > There are some hardcoded paths in there so you may have to change these > for your setup. > You also need to have innosetup installed if you want to built everything. > When the main script launches innosetup you just need to command it to do > the compile and close it. > After that the built script will continue > (The script will do this twice)" > > At some point in time I might make a package which you can install over > msys/mingw to get all required files for developing with gnuradio and > the usrp, but don't expect it very soon. > > If anybody finds out bugs, or tricks in using and developing with > usrp/gnuradio on windows, please let me know (using this mailinglist) > Also feel free to add and improve on the gnuradio on windows/ming WIKI. > > http://comsec.com/wiki?MinGW > > > Some background information on my build-process: > I used mingw/MSYS to build on windows. > To build everything I installed > mingw/MSYS > python-2.4.1.msi, wxPython2.6-win32-ansi-2.6.0.0-py24.exe > and python numeric > > Then I build and installed all the required libraries. > then I build gnuradio-core, usrp,gr-usrp,gr-wxgui, gr-audio-windows. > then I build the binary installers for all python-related parts > Then I build the main installer using innosetup. > > See the build scripts for the binary installers at: > http://www.olifantasia.com/projects/gnuradio/mdvh/mingw/binary-installer/gnuradio-with-usrp/source-2.6cvs/bin/ > > Greetings, > Martin >> >> My goal is not to run GNURadio under Windows, but to >> exercise USRP under windows... >> >> Angilberto. >> >> --- Angilberto Muniz Sb <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >> >> >>>Hi Robert, >>>Did you get any reply on this subject ? >>> >>>I'm trying to do same thing (no success :-( ) >>> >>>Angilberto. >>> >>>--- Robert Roberts <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >>> >>>I have found the drivers for using the USRP in >>>Windows. Is there any >>>documentation of what functions can be called >>>through >>>them? Or what >>>files there were created from? In the latest usrp >>>install there are >>>two dll. _usrp_prims.dll and libusrp.dll I can >>>guess that the >>>usrp_prims file is made from usrp_prims.cc etc. >>>Any >>>information >>>would be greatly apprectiated. >>> >>>(I have a method of using an existing DLL if I know >>>the corresponging >>>header file, so I am looking to track one down so I >>>don't have to step >>>back and compile my own dll files) >>> >>>Thanks, >>>~Chris~ >>> >>> >>>__________________________________________________ >>>Do You Yahoo!? >>>Tired of spam? Yahoo! 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