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Hi Ayman,
as Martin said: no need to apologize! As you noticed, I'm (much like
the rest of us GNU Radio people) quite liked helping you (and my
answer was rather short more for the lack of time than for any other
reason).
Has modifying your CMakeList
On 11/18/2014 02:51 PM, Ayman Hendawy wrote:
> Sorry if I asked a question in a way annoying you, but after passing 24h
> with no answer, I though that's something wrong with my question, may be
> it was silly or irrelevant, that made me ask again, especially after I
> kept googling it with no resu
Guys,
Sorry if I asked a question in a way annoying you, but after passing 24h
with no answer, I though that's something wrong with my question, may be it
was silly or irrelevant, that made me ask again, especially after I kept
googling it with no result, any way, kindly accept my apologize again,
On 11/17/2014 02:29 PM, Marcus Müller wrote:
> you wrote your original question on a sunday and try to hurry things by
> asking but 24hrs later -- that might be a bit impatient for an open
> source project with volunteers trying to help you with something that
> has not much to do with their projec
Ayman,
Are you successfully compiling your block that includes the serial library?
I recently had a similar problem where my block compiles but has a swig
runtime error. It is most likely that your install cannot find the
library to link to at runtime. Try modifying LD_LIBRARY_PATH to include
Hi Ayman,
you wrote your original question on a sunday and try to hurry things by
asking but 24hrs later -- that might be a bit impatient for an open
source project with volunteers trying to help you with something that
has not much to do with their project, but with your usage of a
completely dif
kindly, could some one figure out my problem.
Thanks
On Sun, Nov 16, 2014 at 1:30 PM, Ayman Hendawy
wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I installed libserial to access serial port by C++ from gnu radio, I
> included
> #include
> #include
> to lib/.cc file,
> I can compile successfully, but when I run top_
Hi,
I installed libserial to access serial port by C++ from gnu radio, I
included
#include
#include
to lib/.cc file,
I can compile successfully, but when I run top_block.py file I get the
following error,
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "./top_block.py", line 13, in
import C7
