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-# Copyright 2007, 2008 Free Software Foundation
-
-# pkg_chk -a -k -C gnuradio-pkg_chk.conf
-# pkg_chk -a -k -C gnuradio-pkg_chk.conf -D doc
-
-# This is a control file for pkg_chk, an automatic package manager for
-# pkgsrc. After installing pkgsrc, install pkgtools/pkg_chk, use the
-# commented-out first line above. The second addtionally includes
-# packages needed for documentation. Note that gnuradio is in pkgsrc;
-# this file is useful for those who want dependencies from pkgsrc but
-# want to build GNU Radio itself from svn. This file should perhaps
-# grow conventions for building minimal vs. expanded dependencies.
-
-# See http://www.netbsd.org/Documentation/software/packages.html for
-# more information about pkgsrc.
-
-# To build against pkgsrc, run configure as
-# LDFLAGS="-L/usr/pkg/lib -R/usr/pkg/lib" CPPFLAGS="-I/usr/pkg/include" ./configure
-
-# This file is intended to be useful even to those not using pkgsrc by
-# crisply listing the dependencies required for GNU Radio.
-
-# This file may be incorrect; please feel free to correct or mail
-# comments to gdt@ir.bbn.com or discuss-gnuradio@gnu.org.
-
-## Core
-
-devel/autoconf
-devel/automake
-devel/libtool-base
-# gmake isn't actually required, but it's helpful to have to separate
-# real build failures from unportable makefiles.
-devel/gmake
-
-devel/pkg-config
-
-math/fftwf
-
-# python is forced by py-Numeric. pkgsrc now (200701) defaults to 2.4,
-# which is fine. We don't include python explicitly since we'd have to
-# specify a version.
-math/py-Numeric
-# numarray is not documented to be needed, but the pkgsrc packages depend on it.
-# Include it until this confusion is resolved.
-math/py-numarray
-
-# Smart pointers.
-devel/boost-headers
-# Apparently all of boost is not needed.
-#meta-pkgs/boost
-
-devel/cppunit
-
-devel/swig
-
-lang/guile
-
-## audio
-audio/jack
-audio/portaudio-devel
-devel/SDL
-
-## documentation
-
-devel/doxygen doc
-textproc/xmlto doc
-
-## GUI
-
-x11/py-wxWidgets