Hello again,
I've managed to make a backtrace of the threads that get run under
windows. As I said before, I don't really know what I'm doing with
gdb, but for backtraces and stepping through code.
# gdb -p 6076
GNU gdb (GDB) 14.2
Copyright (C) 2023 Free Software Foundation, Inc.
License GPLv3+:
Ah, I had in my memory that we've added C++ templates to all the soapy blocks, seems we
haven't. Sorry.
On 02.06.24 19:42, robin ivetic wrote:
Hi Marcus,
Please can you be more specific, I tried with 2 gnuradio binary packages installed on Arch
and USB boot DragonOS, except uhd: usrp sink, ne
Hi Robin,
indeed, gr-osmosdr simply isn't C++; so you can't use it in C++ flow graphs.
However, the necessity for it has largely been supplanted by gr-soapy in mainline GNU
Radio; you should be able to use most hardware without gr-osmosdr, simply with the
built-in soapy blocks.
Best,
Marcu
