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port to GNU radio 3.8 #37

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erikheinz opened this issue Jul 1, 2019 · 2 comments
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port to GNU radio 3.8 #37

erikheinz opened this issue Jul 1, 2019 · 2 comments
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@erikheinz
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Hi,
are there any efforts yet to port gr-ettus to GNU radio 2.8?
Would it be straightforward or are there any serious obstacles expected?

Wishing to try out the RFNoC blocks (and for some reason bound to the GIT master branch of GNU radio) I have made an attempt myself - with limited success. I was able to compile and install most of gr-ettus.
Of course the yml definitions of the blocks are missing, and automatic conversin of the xml files did not work, so I created one yml file by hand (the DmaFIFO block). The block shows up in grc and I could get rid of most error messages.
The in- and out-ports, however, are still are complaining about 'Domain key "rfnoc" is not registered' and I cannot connect anythin to this block.

Any ideas? How do I register the rfnoc Domain?

Thank you, and best regards,
Erik

@natetemple natetemple changed the title port to GNU radio 2.8 port to GNU radio 3.8 Aug 13, 2019
@natetemple natetemple added the Tracking Tracking issue on internal bug repo label Aug 14, 2019
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with the maint-3.8 branch functional, I think this could be closed. @mbr0wn ?

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mbr0wn commented Mar 28, 2022

@mbr0wn mbr0wn closed this as completed Mar 28, 2022
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