There's a current build failure on windows with:
master @ 710d578901a08b091748d4fd4471e3327a4d099e
The issue is in: src/convenience/wavewrite.c, there's an unresolved external for the gettimeofday function. If you #ifdef the function in (like done elsewhere), it builds successfully.
Reason i'm building this out right now is that I discovered a weird issue yesterday, while using rtl_fm + multimon-ng to demod/decode APRS... Specifically, I noticed that when I did not use the -M fm option, it works, however when I attempted to explicitly specify -M fm, it did not work. I was going to debug-in to determine why this would be and found the above build issue along the way.
If there is a better list to post development issues to, please advise and i'll join that one instead.
73's
Joseph Armbruster
KJ4JIO
Hi Joseph, this is the right mailing list, but the wrong project - you're apparently using one of the many library forks, so there is nothing we can do about that, that file is not part of our librtlsdr (https://cgit.osmocom.org/rtl-sdr/).
-Eric
Am 30.10.2020 um 15:35 schrieb Joseph Armbruster:
There's a current build failure on windows with:
master @ 710d578901a08b091748d4fd4471e3327a4d099e
The issue is in: src/convenience/wavewrite.c, there's an unresolved external for the gettimeofday function. If you #ifdef the function in (like done elsewhere), it builds successfully.
Reason i'm building this out right now is that I discovered a weird issue yesterday, while using rtl_fm + multimon-ng to demod/decode APRS... Specifically, I noticed that when I did not use the -M fm option, it works, however when I attempted to explicitly specify -M fm, it did not work. I was going to debug-in to determine why this would be and found the above build issue along the way.
If there is a better list to post development issues to, please advise and i'll join that one instead.
73's
Joseph Armbruster
KJ4JIO
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