It turns out that gr-qtgui isn’t compatible with the QWT 6 API. It
works with QWT 5.2.1 and 5.1.2; I don’t know about 5.0.2 or earlier.
Does anyone know if there a (simple) way in CMake to check that the
library is -not- of a specific version? For example:
find_package(Qwt “< 6”)
where the “< 6” is used for version checking. We could use
‘find_package(Qwt 5)’ but then I don’t know if the gr-qtgui is
compatible with QWT 4.2.0 (and, I’m not inclined to do so given that
that version dates to 2004). QWT does not install a PKGCONFIG, not a
“qwt-config” type of script; as far as I can tell, the only way to
verify its version is by either checking that of the installed library
or its headers (and, for cross-OS compatibility I’d guess the latter).
I’d love to see an updated gr-qtgui, but the QWT 6 API is quite
different than that from 5 & there are a number of changes that would be
required in the GR code – so, probably not anytime soon given the
number of changes that would be required.
Anyway, wondering if anyone knows of a simple solution. Thanks! - MLD
On Thu, Nov 1, 2012 at 12:01 PM, Michael D. [email protected]
wrote:
Anyway, wondering if anyone knows of a simple solution. Thanks! - MLD
gr-qtgui /should/ be compatible with QWT6. I’ve been running it on
QWT6 on my systems since 12.04 came out. If there are specific
problems, we can patch it.
If you look inside the code, there are quite a few places where you’ll
see #if’s checking for the QWT version to do the right thing.
gr-qtgui /should/ be compatible with QWT6. I’ve been running it on
QWT6 on my systems since 12.04 came out. If there are specific
problems, we can patch it.
If you look inside the code, there are quite a few places where you’ll
see #if’s checking for the QWT version to do the right thing.
I just activated qwt 6.0.1, and this time it worked. So, ignore what I
said about compatibility; the issue was with my end somehow. I had
looked at the code and thought it seemed compatible, but for some reason
it just didn’t work until now. Ah well; that happens sometimes - MLD
gr-qtgui /should/ be compatible with QWT6. I’ve been running it on
QWT6 on my systems since 12.04 came out. If there are specific
problems, we can patch it.
If you look inside the code, there are quite a few places where you’ll
see #if’s checking for the QWT version to do the right thing.
I just activated qwt 6.0.1, and this time it worked. So, ignore what I said
about compatibility; the issue was with my end somehow. I had looked at the code
and thought it seemed compatible, but for some reason it just didn’t work until
now. Ah well; that happens sometimes - MLD
Good to know! It was a pain when they moved to version 6 and took some
time to convert over, and we still miss things sometimes when we’re
working on qtgui, but I’ve been trying to be good about checking
against both version 5 and 6 before we release new stuff.
Tom
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