I'll forgive the snarkiness as you were helpful, but I am new to open source development so mercy is appreciated.
2009/7/1 Michael Dickens <[email protected]> > On Jul 1, 2009, at 3:50 PM, Jonathan Coveney wrote: > >> For a school project, I'd like to help GNU radio out in some way (I'm >> developing in OSX). 1) What is the barrier to getting a gnuradio ports >> command? Is it simply that there is not someone to do it, or something more? >> I feel it'd be really nice if you could just do "sudo ports install >> gnuradio" >> > > If I were interested in GNU Radio on MacPorts, I'd check their ticket > repository to see if anyone were already working on it. I'd probably start > with Google < http://www.google.com/ > and "macports gnuradio"; if that > didn't work (or, even it if did), I'd go to the MacPorts Trac < > http://trac.macports.org/ > and search for 'gnuradio'. > > Doing either of these simple tasks, you'll find two tickets of interest > (10858 and 18104), and a variety of files associated with the latter ticket > < http://trac.macports.org/ticket/18104 >. One of those files is a > tarball that was submitted about 5 weeks ago with the Portfiles needed to > support GNU Radio 3.2 on MacPorts, including (as you've written) a meta-port > installer for "gnuradio" as well as all individual components that can be > compiled on OSX 10.4 or 10.5 from the 3.2 tarball release (which, btw, does > not include the qtgui). I do not know when the MacPorts folks will get > around to including these Portfiles in their dports' tree (that which is > updated via 'sudo port sync'); I do know that the Portfiles work for me and > all of the beta testers, using both OSX 10.4 and 10.5. > > I hope that answers your questions on this item; yes, I am being a bit > snarky. > > I'll let someone else address the other item. - MLD >
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