Hello All, I'm trying to get a build of gnuradio running under mingw64. It is installed and works mostly. I've patched it with Ryan Volz's patch for removing the global_blocks_path in favour of using prefix to set the blocks path. This works and I no longer need to set the environment variable GRC_BLOCKS_PATH in my .bashrc to launch gnuradio-companion.py.
I'm wondering if there is an analogous solution to the use of GRC_PREFS_PATH? I currently have to set GRC_PREFS_PATH to the grc.conf file in my .bashrc to have gnuradio-companion.py to save the file on exit. I don't have a problem with this, but it would be nice to have it save the prefs path to a place in my home directory when it exits without the use of the environment variable. I also noticed in my travels that the .config/gnuradio/grc.conf has become a directory, I assume to facilitate the progression to using the qt-gui. Is the correct location for the grc.conf file .config/gnuradio/grc.conf/grc.conf? I'm currently running main's 5c1edfe06 git hash as qwt-qt5 is at 6.3.0 under mingw64 and the 3.10.10.0 release requires that qwt-qt5 be less than 6.3.0. Perhaps I should be using a different branch? Thanks for your time. Chris