Problem with 'make install' on latest trunk

I think there might be a very small problem with the make install in
the latest trunk: it doesn’t seem to copy the all the files
appropriately.

if I do a straight up ‘make install’ the benchmark_*x.py examples fail
with:
“ImportError: No module named usrp_options”

It’s easily solved by copying ‘usrp_options.py’ and ‘generic_usrp.py’
from the co’d trunk to the examples directory, but I would think that
‘make install’ would do that for you.

Jason

On Wed, 2009-05-20 at 10:23 -0500, Jason U. wrote:

I think there might be a very small problem with the make install in
the latest trunk: it doesn’t seem to copy the all the files
appropriately.

if I do a straight up ‘make install’ the benchmark_*x.py examples fail with:
“ImportError: No module named usrp_options”

It’s easily solved by copying ‘usrp_options.py’ and ‘generic_usrp.py’
from the co’d trunk to the examples directory, but I would think that
‘make install’ would do that for you.

You are correct, there are two missing lines from the Makefile.am in
that directory. I have fixed this already on a development branch I am
working on for the Ubuntu binary packaging, so I’ll go ahead and merge
that to fix it and you can update.

Thanks for the bug report.

Johnathan

On Wed, May 20, 2009 at 8:29 AM, Johnathan C.
[email protected] wrote:

You are correct, there are two missing lines from the Makefile.am in
that directory. I have fixed this already on a development branch I am
working on for the Ubuntu binary packaging, so I’ll go ahead and merge
that to fix it and you can update.

This is done in r11072.

Johnathan