17:12 bapt 

All directory handling is now automatic: cleanup plist

 

00:42 db 

- Update to 3.7.4
- Important Bug Fixes and Additions
Fixed shutdown in message passing apps
Fixed PortAudio detection during configuration
Fixed QWT detection during configuration
Fixed gr::analog::agc3 volk kernel alignment
Fixed/improved support of audio on OSX
Improved performance on network-based sources and sinks
Fixed pfb_arb_resampler tag propagation
Fixed segfault in fast_atan2f
Updated codec2 support to latest standard and support all rates
New HDLC codec blocks in gr::digital

 

00:30 db 

- Update to gnuradio 3.7.2.1

GRC Bus Ports (Nicholas McCarthy)

Bus ports in the GNU Radio Companion (GRC) allow ganging block input
or output ports into a single port for display and connections. This
simplifies flowgraph entry when dealing with blocks that work with an
arbitrary number of streams.

For further information, see:

http://gnuradio.org/redmine/projects/gnuradio/wiki/Busports

And see

http://gnuradio.org/redmine/projects/gnuradio/wiki/ChangeLogV3_7_1

 

14:32 db 

- Updating to 3.7.2
- disabled USRP default option until usrp is fixed on -10 and head
- disable docs on i386 for now as it fails to build
- enable staging

PR:		ports/186799
Submitted by:	lev

 

13:04 db 

- Update to gnuradio 3.6.5

Important new features (3.6.5):
New OFDM PHY layer (Martin Braun, Ben Reynwar)
This release includes new OFDM PHY layer blocks in gr-digital.

New runtime logging capability (Tom Rondeau)
GNU Radio has a logging interface to enable various levels of logging
information to be printed to the console or a file.

And Numerous bug fixes

Reviewed by:	martymac

 

13:57 db 

Release 3.6.3 is a significant release, adding major new
capabilities and many bug fixes, while maintaining strict source
compatibility with user code already written for the 3.6 API.

Much of the code was the result of two events, the September 2012 GNU
Radio conference in Atlanta, GA, and the November 2012 GNU Radio
hackfest held at Ettus Research in Mountain View, CA. Additional work
(not discussed here) from these events has been incorporated into the
'next' branch of the code repository, and will become part of the 3.7
API release series.

New features include asynchronous message passing between blocks, new
blocks for interfacing with operating system networking stacks, the
ability to write new signal processing blocks in Python, enhanced file
source and sinks that can store metadata, flowgraph latency control,
improvements to documentation, and further conversion of existing code
into the 3.7 API organization (while leaving existing blocks in
place.)

The detailed changelog is here:

http://gnuradio.org/redmine/projects/gnuradio/wiki/ChangeLogV3_6_3