I’ve been trying to analyze what someone else has done, as well as look
at some better examples
of what I need done…
However, it does not seem that there is a version of documentation for
the 3.0 version of GNURadio
functions online (the wiki seems to be 2.0 or so…) nor did anything
that looks like documentation get
built when I recently made every thing from a recent svn checkout.
Is there some package that needs to be there, and isn’t on my machine,
such that documentation
would be automagically build when I build the main code set?
Thanks,
John C…
John C. wrote:
Is there some package that needs to be there, and isn’t on my
machine, such that documentation would be automagically build when I
build the main code set?
I think this was answered, but you need to
-
Have the ‘doxygen’ package installed on your development station
-
Add --enable-doxygen to the command line for ./configure when
compiling the code tree. Then during the ‘make’ operation, it will
generate html documentation from the source code files.
You’ll find these in:
gnuradio-core/doc/html
and after installation:
/usr/local/share/doc/gnuradio-xxx/html
…where xxx is the gnuradio version.
-Johnathan
On Thu, Feb 01, 2007 at 10:03:42AM -0800, John C. wrote:
I’ve been trying to analyze what someone else has done, as well as look
at some better examples
of what I need done…
However, it does not seem that there is a version of documentation
for the 3.0 version of GNURadio functions online (the wiki seems to
be 2.0 or so…) nor did anything that looks like documentation get
built when I recently made every thing from a recent svn checkout.
Did you see my email message from last night about changes I made that
now have it build all docs?
http://lists.gnu.org/archive/html/discuss-gnuradio/2007-01/msg00430.html
[FYI, I’m in the progress of installing the generated docs on
gnuradio.org, but I’m running into some kind of webserver config
problem.]
Eric
On Thu, Feb 01, 2007 at 10:03:42AM -0800, John C. wrote:
However, it does not seem that there is a version of documentation
for the 3.0 version of GNURadio functions online (the wiki seems to
be 2.0 or so…) nor did anything that looks like documentation get
built when I recently made every thing from a recent svn checkout.
The generated files are now at:
GNU Radio Manual and C++ API Reference: Main Page
I like this view:
GNU Radio Manual and C++ API Reference: Class Hierarchy
All the signal processing blocks descend from gr_basic_block.
Eric