For those of you building GNU Radio from the SVN repository trunk, a new set of options have been added to the ./configure script to allow finer control of which components get built and which do not.
To use these features, update to at least revision 3418, or check out a fresh copy of the trunk. The default behavior for running ./configure with no options is unchanged. The build system will perform all configuration checks and select for build, test, and installation all components that pass. The new options allow finer control over this process and are documented in the wiki page: http://gnuradio.org/trac/wiki/BuildConfiguration There are two new options for each component: --enable-foo --disable-foo ...as well as a --enable-all-components and --disable-all-components. These have very specific effects. In short, --enable-foo causes the configuration to fail with an error if the configuration checks for component 'foo' fail. Specifying --disable-foo causes the build system to ignore component 'foo' even if it passes all its checks. There are some nuances so please read the Wiki page referenced above if you want to try these out. Again, if you just run ./configure like you have been, nothing should change. These changes have already been tested by a number of people using Ubuntu Linux, Fedora Core 4, Mac OSX, FreeBSD, NetBSD, and Cygwin with success, so we don't expect many new gremlins to appear. As usual, please file reports in Trac should you have problems. If you don't have a developer account you can still file bugs by logging in as 'guest' with password 'gnuradio'. Please use your email address in the ticket so I can email you off list for follow up. Thanks, Johnathan Corgan
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