Adding direct support for libiio based radios #1081
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Interesting! I have a Pluto - does this only work on Linux or would it work on a Mac too? I have a bit of travel coming up but I can test it out after that. It would be great if some other folks can too. |
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This adds support for libiio based radios, including but not limited to: ADALM Pluto, fmcomms2, LibreSDR, ZynqSDR, and many clones.
Directly using gnuradio-iio to interface with these radios allows use of multiple devices at once (soapy seems to only support a single device at a time) over USB or Ethernet connection (potentially local hardware as well, but that is untested as of now).
I've also added a bit of documentation for config, an example config, and added dependencies to the docker file. If the required dependencies for gnuradio-iio (or gr-iio itself) are not installed, cmake will build without iio support so it shouldn't break things for people updating T-R in the future.