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GNURadio 4.0 Development Environment

Getting the source

Get the source from the GitHub Repository:

git clone [email protected]:fair-acc/gnuradio4.git

Building

Docker CLI

To just compile GNURadio4 without installing any dependencies you can just use the Docker image which is also used by our CI builds. The snippet below uses docker run to start the container with the current directory mapped into the container with the correct user and group IDs. It then compiles the project and runs the testsuite. Note that while the binaries inside of ./build can be accessed on the host system, they are linked against the libraries of the container and will most probably not run on the host system.

me@host$ cd gnuradio4
me@host$ docker run \
    --user `id -u`:`id -g` \
    --volume="/etc/group:/etc/group:ro" \
    --volume="/etc/passwd:/etc/passwd:ro" \
    --volume="/etc/shadow:/etc/shadow:ro" \
    --workdir=/work/src --volume `pwd`:/work/src -it \
    ghcr.io/fair-acc/gr4-build-container bash

me@aba123ef$ # export CXX=c++ # uncomment to use clang
me@aba123ef$ cmake -S . -B build
me@aba123ef$ cmake --build build
me@aba123ef$ ctest --test-dir build

Docker IDE

Some IDEs provide a simple way to specify a docker container to use for building and executing a project. For example in JetBrains CLion you can set this up in Settings->Build,Execution,Deployment->Toolchains->[+]->Docker, leaving everything as the default except for setting Image to ghcr.io/fair-acc/gr4-build-container. By default this will use the gcc-14 compiler included in the image, by setting CXX to clang++-18 you can also use clang.

Native

To be able to natively compile some prerequisites have to be installed:

  • gcc >= 13 and/or clang >= 17
  • cmake >= 3.25.0
  • ninja (or GNU make)
  • optional for python block support: python3
  • optional for soapy (limesdr,rtlsdr) blocks: soapysdr
  • optional for compiling to webassembly: emscripten >= 3.1.50

To apply the project's formatting rules, you'll also need the correct formatters, clang-format-18 and cmake-format. With these installed you can use the scripts in the repository to reformat your changes. For smaller changes, the CI will provide you with a patch which will fix the formatting (click on the "Details" link on the failed Restyled.io check), but for bigger changes it's useful to have local formatting.

Once these are installed, you should be able to just compile and run GNURadio4:

me@host$ cd gnuradio4
me@host$ cmake -S . -B build
me@host$ cmake --build build
me@host$ ctest --test-dir build