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I did look at CubicSDR and that is why I tried the change. I have always used the version with out the "RF" until now in dozens of test programs...

Yes, that was it - There were actually three versions of SoapySDR installed. Ubuntu had installed two versions,0.6 and 0.7 When I built SdrGlut it grabbed the 0.7 version that...

It looks like the only know work around is to use - https://github.com/meganz/mingw-std-threads and that is not so hot.

Using MSYS2 and mingw64.exe on windows 7, I was able to build SoapySDR and a working version of SoapySDRUtil.exe. With the cmake option - cmake -G"MSYS Makefiles" ../ from the...

I got HackRF One to install under MSYS2 and played some stations with it.

Are you trying to compile programs for windows on a linux machine or what ?

@Nekxoo It is a bit late, but the likely problem is that you have two version Soapy installed. See if you find two versions- sudo find / -name "*modules0.*" If...

@Niklassthlm Your soapy libraries are messed up try - ` sudo find / -name "*modules0*" ` to see if and where it finds the soapy stuff

I rewrote the "discover_netsdr" routine so that it works on Sierra. I rebuild CubicSDR 0.2.3 using my new routine and it now works well on MacOS Sierra with the NetSDR...

In SoapyOsmo (git clone https://github.com/pothosware/SoapyOsmo.git) the file "rfspace_source_c.cc" has the code that accesses the RF Space devices. I rewrote the discover_netsdr routine.