Dear all, please ignore my email from yesterday concerning this topic. In the meantime I have manged to compile my module.
What I have done: - uninstalled radioconda, then I've basically followed the instructions in the wiki (https://wiki.gnuradio.org/index.php?title=CondaInstall) - installed conda (miniforge3) NOT radioconda - conda update conda (don't know if this is necessary) - conda update --all - conda create -n gnuradio - conda activate gnuradio - conda install gnuradio gnuradio-build-deps - created my module and added a block - cmake configuration did not work and complained about missing BOOST - conda install libboost-devel - cmake config worked - cmake build and install worked and my module is shown in GNU Radio Companion What I have noticed: When I use radioconda, everything concerning GNU Radio is installed (nice) but when I create the environment "gnuradio" there as is receommended and install gnuradio and gnuradio-build-deps in the "gnuradio" environment, I've got GNU Radio installed twice (not so nice, because there are two entries of GNU Radio Companion when I hit the Windows button and I don't know which is which). When I then create my module in "gnuradio" it is visible only when I start one of the "GNU Radio Companions" but not the other. That's one reason why I have not used radioconda. A solution to this problem might be to install gnuradio-build-deps in the "base" environment of radioconda (not verified), even if this is not recommended. A second reason why I have not used radioconda is that I have not been able to update conda. With Radioconda, conda asks me to update but when I issue "conda update conda" the version remains the same and conda is not updated. I personally would prefer radioconda because it is more complete and you normally don't have to install additional packages. So, if someone knows why radioconda is not updated when I issue "conda update conda" but conda is and what I need to do to have radioconda updated please let me know. Kind regards, Ralf
