Re: [Discuss-gnuradio] Next updated

[Douglas Geiger]

Among some of the additions in there was the new library libvolk_orc -
which apparently requires orc to build. Can you give a brief bit about
the use of orc? I gather from google that it is the oil runtime
compiler, and that it is part of the liboil, which seems to have at
least a related set of goals as volk. Is orc going to become a
required/recommended tool for building gnuradio/volk, or is volk
simply using it when available to help with optimization?On that
subject, can you give a brief bit about the use of orc? I gather from
google that it is the oil runtime compiler, and that it is part of the
liboil, which seems to have at least a related set of goals as volk.
Is orc going to become a required/recommended tool for building
gnuradio/volk, or is volk simply using it when available to help with
optimization?
 Thanks,
  Doug

On Wed, Feb 2, 2011 at 4:14 PM, Tom Rondeau <address@hidden> wrote:
> Hi list,
> I just wanted to point out that I pushed a big change to volk onto the
> next branch of our git repo (thanks very much to Nick Foster for doing
> a ton of the work here). This should not effect anyone, but there's a
> chance this change may affect your builds. If you have problems after
> updating, first try to clean up the files with a "git clean -d -x -f"
> and rebuild. I've done checked it on multiple boxes, and it all looks
> ok to me, but I wanted to warn everyone, anyways.
>
> If you have further problems, let me know.
>
> Tom
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