try calling gnuradio-companion with a single filename; that one doesn't
even have to exist, iirc:
gnuradio-companion ""
Best regards,
Marcus
On 17.07.2015 15:08, Jason Matusiak wrote:
>> GRC attempts to read the doc string of each block during load. If the
>> import of a block seg faults, so does GRC. If all you changed is install
>> gr-cdma, that's probably the reason for GRC failing. Looks like your
>> installation of gr-cdma is broken.
> OK, makes sense. I didn't have a problem until I had been trying to
> build on particular *.grc in the gr-cdma project.
>
>> FYI, moving the doc string extraction this into a separate process
>> shifts this problem to runtime (when you execute a flowgraph with
>> erroneous blocks). I hope have this merged soon.
>> Sebastian
> OK, sound like that could be very useful, thank you. In the meantime,
> is there a way to open gnuradio without it reopening all the previously
> opened scripts (I am wondering if that is my problem)? Maybe something
> like a safemode?
>
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