-DENABLE_UNIT_TESTING (defaults to ON): Builds unit tests
-DENABLE_SYSTEM_TESTING (defaults to OFF): Builds system tests
-DENABLE_SYSTEM_TESTING_EXTRA (defaults to OFF): Builds extra tools (a
software-defined signal generator and GPSTk) and extra system tests
-DENABLE_OWN_GPSTK (defaults to OFF): forces a local download and builds
GPSTk even if it is already installed in your system.
If ENABLE_SYSTEM_TESTING_EXTRA is set to ON, then ENABLE_SYSTEM_TESTING
is also set to ON automatically.
This commit removes the option ENABLE_SW_GENERATOR
In order to build it, you need to configure CMake as:
$ cmake -DENABLE_SW_GENERATOR=ON -DENABLE_SYSTEM_TESTING=ON ../
The test should work with default parameters. Other parameters are:
--rinex_nav_file=./rinex.17n
--static_position=40.0,2.0,100
--duration=100
This commit introduces two new dependencies: python-mako and python-six. This is based on two facts:
* Cheetah templates, used by VOLK_GNSSSDR to generate the library, are deprecated (see https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/mako-discuss/1UrwjXnQzxU). The original VOLK is switching to python’s Mako template engine + python-six, and also dropping the Cheetah dependency (see https://github.com/gnuradio/volk/pull/94 and https://github.com/gnuradio/volk/pull/102)
* GNU Radio 3.8 will drop python 2.6 support and will be compatible with Python 3. They are possibly dropping out Cheetah templates, too.
Since it is still not clear to me what dependencies will pull GNU Radio in version 3.8, and the date it will be released, I think the best way to proceed is to already switch from Cheetah to Mako, and to provide support to Python 3 via python-six. However, while the Cheetah templates were required by GNU Radio =< 3.8 and we knew they were already installed, now the new dependencies python-mako and python-six need to be installed by the user.
Instructions in the README files have been updated. In summary:
```
$ sudo apt-get install python-mako python-six
```
