On May 8, 2012, at 2:29 PM, Josh Blum wrote:
>> Note that I'm compiling on a Sandy Bridge Intel processor, so Altivec
>> (PPC), NEON (ARM), and float-ABI (ARM?) aren't available. Also, LLVM
>> 3.0 doesn't support -mpopcnt, and apparently doesn't support
>> -munsafe_math_optimizations. And yet, the
>
> Note that I'm compiling on a Sandy Bridge Intel processor, so Altivec
> (PPC), NEON (ARM), and float-ABI (ARM?) aren't available. Also, LLVM
> 3.0 doesn't support -mpopcnt, and apparently doesn't support
> -munsafe_math_optimizations. And yet, the detections are showing
> "Success". Sure enou
On Sat, May 5, 2012 at 2:16 PM, Jared Boone wrote:
> I spent some time last night getting the the development branch of GNU Radio
> to compile on MacOS X 10.7. In the process, I saw some people having issues
> with compiler/assembler AVX support, Apple's ancient GPLv2 "as", and Xcode's
> LLVM.
I spent some time last night getting the the development branch of GNU Radio to
compile on MacOS X 10.7. In the process, I saw some people having issues with
compiler/assembler AVX support, Apple's ancient GPLv2 "as", and Xcode's LLVM. I
succeeded in building and running GNU Radio using Xcode 4.
