"Tom Rondeau" <t...@trondeau.com> wrote:
Just to begin with, we do not currently have good support and testing for Windows systems and are actively discussing how to handle this OS. I believe that any support for Windows at all, such as through the current binaries provided by Ettus Research, require VS 2012 or something (really not sure, but I believe later than what you're using).
I use VS 2010 and Ettus, yes seems to be using VS 2012. I fail to see why VS 2010 isn't good enough. It was little tweaking to get it to work.
No they add nothing and I'm not a fan of them. My guess is that some of it was that code was prototyped in Python and converted over to C++ and these were carried along with it. It's a hard thing to grep for, but I'll be patching a few of the cases that I found.
Adding a "#include <iso646.h>" to my specially crafted "config.h" fixed that. GCC includes that unconditionally (thanks to Josh Blum for tipping me on that). --gv _______________________________________________ Discuss-gnuradio mailing list Discuss-gnuradio@gnu.org https://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/discuss-gnuradio
