Hi Josh, isn't it easier with the GNU-Toolchain like Mingw (Windows native) or Cygwin (POSIX/Windows API)? For Cygwin there are lots of prebuilt packages and others build easily with ./configure ; make. Some need to be patched. Once I managed to get gnuradio running in Cygwin (X-windows) with GRC and did some live operations (waterfall, spectrum) with the soundcard. Unfortunately the latest SVN versions have some Boost and other errors and don't compile any more. The USRP2-drivers with raw socket interfaces didn't work, but with UHD and UDP-sockets this might be easier to realize. I don't have much experience with Mingw, but this gives you Windows native executables and is still very GNU-compatible. Usually I prefer Cygwin, but this gives you a lot of trouble when combining executables/DLLs from the Cygwin and native world (the exception handlers and runtime libs are not compatible).
On 02.01.2011 09:04, Josh Blum wrote: > I've got gnuradio building native on windows with MS visual studio using > cmake to generate the project file. Its not the whole gnuradio, just > gruel, gnuradio-core, and qtgui; as a demonstration. _______________________________________________ Discuss-gnuradio mailing list Discuss-gnuradio@gnu.org http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/discuss-gnuradio
