Re: [Discuss-gnuradio] compiling and working with gnuradio in windows

2012-11-16 Thread Josh Blum
> Per the hash problem: > > To run the GRC examples, I need to delete the first line that starts > with the hash '#'. It seems like GRC expects the bracket '<' as the > first line. >>> Is this a .py file or a .grc file? Sorry, can you post a snippet or >>> link. > > Resampler_demo.g

Re: [Discuss-gnuradio] compiling and working with gnuradio in windows

2012-11-16 Thread Seth Hollar
Hi Josh, Thank you so much for your help. I replaced fir_filter.cc and fir_filter_with_buffer.cc per the fix below. I recompiled and now filter/resampler_demo.grc works! Thanks! I just fixed some pretty bad bug in the gr-filter that was causing access violations. You might be seeing that at

Re: [Discuss-gnuradio] compiling and working with gnuradio in windows

2012-11-15 Thread Josh Blum
> > If you had any thoughts on this, I would appreciate it. > Thanks so much, > Seth > I just fixed some pretty bad bug in the gr-filter that was causing access violations. You might be seeing that at play. http://gnuradio.org/cgit/gnuradio.git/commit/?h=maint&id=64913ee414f2c8a51afb2277b16b95

[Discuss-gnuradio] compiling and working with gnuradio in windows

2012-11-15 Thread Seth Hollar
I am definitely a newbie here, so excuse me if I am asking some things that might seem obvious. I am mostly a windows guy, so I compiled and installed both the UHD (003.004.003-253-gd9829759) and the gnuradio (3.6.2) under windows using the CMAKE program. After some effort, I can run gnuradi