Hi,
Forgive me for the last post. I accidently sent the
mail without completing it.
So as I was writing in that, when I wrote a small
program to try to make sure I can use the GNU Radio
libraries smoothly, things did not work as I thought.
this is what I tried.
#include<gr_types.h>
#include<gr_buffer.h>
using namespace std;
int main()
{
int count;
gr_buffer_sptr g = gr_make_buffer(2,3);
count = gr_buffer_ncurrently_allocated();
cout<<"Number of allocated buffers"<<count<<endl;
}
This was compiled as g++
-I/usr0/local/gr/include/gnuradio test.cc
The gnuradio library path is included in
LD_LIBRARY_PATH.
But it fails giving me undefined reference errors to
both gr_make_buffer and
gr_buffer_ncurrently_allocated().
Do I need to do something more to get the gnuradio
library to link correctly. Earlier I had tried using
gr_single_pole_iir and it worked perfectly fine. I was
able to call functions like
gr_single_pole_iir.set_taps() and prev_output and they
seem to work fine.
Can someone give me some advice on this. I tried this
simple test so that I can the try my code with Click
and ensure proper linking of the libraries.
Thank you
Gesly
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