Portability fixes #38
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Re-implements platform-specific build of compatibility functions. Had been removed by bef563b.
Newish version of MacOS's time.h already `typedef`s `clockid_t` but doesn't seem to `#define` anything indicating such; as a workaround assume that `#ifdef CLOCK_MONOTONIC` on a Mac means that `clockid_t` has been `typedef`'d.
FreeBSD support, reworked from earlier pr by @neveragainde
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Also stole the FreeBSD additions from PR #33 and incorporated them into this. Have not actually tested on FreeBSD though. Oh and I changed it so BLADERF=no is the default on non-Linux. |
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Current dev branch builds OK for me on Mojave, and seems to be able to talk to a rtlsdr OK. hackrf & bladerf support also appear to build OK if you install the corresponding libraries. Can you try it out? |
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Fixes building on MacOS (and probably OpenBSD but untested). Commit bef563b had removed the building of cross-platform compatibility code that exists in the
compat/folder.Tested on MacOS 10.14/Mojave, OS X 10.11/El Capitan, and Debian 9/Stretch.
Building with BladeRF would not work for me on Mac, so build using
make BLADERF=no, at least for now.