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GRC with error "QObject::setParent: Cannot set parent, new parent is in a different thread" #46
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Does the QT GUI Time Sink give the same error? There have been issues on Windows with anything that uses an FFT because of an issue with It feels more like a GNU Radio bug than anything specific to conda packaging, so I think that's the place to look first. I'll try to run some tests locally to see if I can reproduce this. |
I was not able to reproduce this, so the only thing I can think of is that you might have another Qt installation that is interfering with the radioconda one (although that shouldn't happen). Can you inspect your |
Indeed it does, If am sure it has to do with the conda package although I cannot seem to fix it (tried reinstall) |
path seems right, points to radioconda\Library\share\gnuradio\grc\blocks |
I was having this exact same problem. My solution: removed the PyQt5 package from Thonny IDE. |
I am having the same problem under Windows 10 since release 2023.11.06 and including 2024.05.29. I am still working with release 23.7.26. The following elementary example runs fine with the recent releases, but without showing the time or the frequency sink: The tone is audible and the frequency range widget is responsive, changing the pitch. Time or frequency sink are not visible. Activating either sink (time sink in the above snapshot) makes no difference. The problem is occuring with a freshly installed Radioconda without any OOT modules of mine. GR_PREFIX and GR_BLOCKS_PATH are set accurately. I am not using Thonny IDE, so I cannot apply the same fix as atg1966. I asked ChatGPT 3.5 for help
and got a quite elaborate analysis with a recommendation to deep-dive into GNU Radio code, which is beyond my abilities. |
So now that #78 is fixed, it will hopefully be easier to narrow in on this bug and get it fixed since it is clearly still an issue. @gozillah You've separately mentioned a potential fix that involves setting the |
Putting this response here so I don't lose track of it. Interesting that the email reply didn't do that already...
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worked for me! |
Hello,
I have used GRC for many applications on my desktop computer.
Just a few days ago I installed radioconda on my laptop (same way i did on my desktop), and now i get the above error whenever i use the QT GUI.
I have tried to reinstall, and install the package itself with no success, any suggestions?
print screen attached:
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