I am using Redhawk 2.10 and was trying to generate a component that uses ports defined in JTRS idl. When I tried to generate the component, I received "No such file or directory" errors when parsing IDL. I since learned that it was because the code generation does not look at any environment variables or provide search path options for codegen. After submitting a question to stackoverflow, I used the information gained to update idllib.py to parse an environment variable to add to the search path:
bash# diff idllib.py idllib.py.bak
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< idl_path = os.environ.get('IDL_PATH')
<
< if idl_path:
< for path in idl_path.split(os.pathsep):
< self.addSearchPath(path)
< This solved my problem. Would be nice to make if official.
I am using Redhawk 2.10 and was trying to generate a component that uses ports defined in JTRS idl. When I tried to generate the component, I received "No such file or directory" errors when parsing IDL. I since learned that it was because the code generation does not look at any environment variables or provide search path options for codegen. After submitting a question to stackoverflow, I used the information gained to update idllib.py to parse an environment variable to add to the search path:
This solved my problem. Would be nice to make if official.