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UCSD-E4E / radio_collar_tracker_postprocess

This repository stores the code for the post-processing code for the Airborne Radio Collar Tracker project.
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unistd.h on Windows #22

Closed ntlhui closed 7 years ago

ntlhui commented 8 years ago

DNE. Look at other option for doing getopt on windows. I'm pretty sure there's an option.

ntlhui commented 8 years ago

The shared library is no longer dependent on unistd.h or getopt.h. The python install should work now @SamuelLBau

ntlhui commented 8 years ago

Do we need command line capabilities for the fft_detect on Windows? That is, do we ever have a use case for interacting with the fft_detect from the command line on Windows?

SamuelLBau commented 8 years ago

Here is the code my python currently uses to call fft_detect. As far as I can tell, I am creating a command string as it would be typed from commandPrompt while in the radio_collar_tracker directory or one below. I do not know how subprocess calls fft_detect, so this may not be the answer your question.

GNU_RADIO_PIPELINE = programPath + '/fft_detect/fft_detect' argString = '-f ' + str(beat_freq) + ' -i ' + str(raw_file) + ' -o ' + str(collarFile) p = subprocess.call(GNU_RADIO_PIPELINE + ' ' + argString, shell=True)

I am not sure if this relates to your question.

ntlhui commented 8 years ago

Can you call the library directly? On Apr 13, 2016 16:16, "SamuelLBau" notifications@github.com wrote:

Here is the code my python currently uses to call fft_detect. As far as I can tell, I am creating a command string as it would be typed from commandPrompt while in the radio_collar_tracker directory or one below. I do not know how subprocess calls fft_detect, so this may not be the answer your question.

GNU_RADIO_PIPELINE = programPath + '/fft_detect/fft_detect' argString = '-f ' + str(beat_freq) + ' -i ' + str(raw_file) + ' -o ' + str(collarFile) p = subprocess.call(GNU_RADIO_PIPELINE + ' ' + argString, shell=True)

I am not sure if this relates to your question.

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SamuelLBau commented 8 years ago

I realized that most issues I was having were due to the version of visual studio compiler I was using. Will you have access to the computer you are installing this on? I am concerned that each potential compiler may require additional configurations.

In particular, VS 2008 requires a lot of configuring / finagling to make work properly.