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Re: AW: AW: AW: AW: Import Error "undefined symbol"


From: Vasil Velichkov
Subject: Re: AW: AW: AW: AW: Import Error "undefined symbol"
Date: Wed, 22 Mar 2023 15:02:33 +0200
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Hi Niklas,

On 22/03/2023 01.03, Beckmann, Niklas wrote:
> I just un- and reinstalled gnuradio from source (basically following the 
> steps at the wiki)... that did not solve the problem.

How did you install gnuradio previously and how did you uninstall it? Make sure 
you don't have two gnuradio versions installed in parallel - one from deb/apt 
packages in /usr and a second one from source in /usr/local.

> Im on version 3.10.4.0 and im on Ubuntu 20.04.

Why 3.10.4.0 and not the latest 3.10 (currently is 3.10.5.1)?

> And i found when gnuradio segfaults: it happens when I add a variable block 
> with
> 
> "mymodule.phy_header().formatter()"

What is the phy_header's type? Is it a function or class?

> @Vasil I did install the debug symbols, but when I do the command,

How did you install the debug symbols? Before or after installing from source?

> it still shows
> 
> Reading symbols from python...
> (No debugging symbols found in python)

We don't need python debug symbols as this segfault is not in the python and we 
are not going to debug the python executable.

> And the rest of the output is still the same...so I dont know what wrong 
> here. That indicates that the installation of the debug symbols went wrong?

That's strange. Is this with gnuradio installed from source?

Regards,
Vasil



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