Dear sir/madam,
we are trying to install UHD and python API for B210 in windows 11. We are following binary installation for UHD. But after this, we do not know how to proceed to create the python API. On this page,  https://files.ettus.com/manual/page_python.html instructions are related to 'install the Python API when building UHD from source.' Could you please provide the Python API building steps for binary installation of UHD?  Thank you very much.

With regards
Saurav Roy

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I just went through this myself, so I'll try to include my experience for
you.

First, make sure if you've already built and installed UHD, uninstall it and
run "make clean" in the build directory. If you've already built it but
haven't installed it, running "make clean" should be sufficient. Make sure
you have the 'master' branch of UHD checked out, and when you run cmake,
make sure you include the argument "-DENABLE_PYTHON_API=ON". You should get
an output from cmake that looks something like this:

-- ######################################################

-- # UHD enabled components

-- ######################################################

--  * LibUHD

--  * LibUHD - C API

--  * LibUHD - Python API

. other stuff .

The "Python API" line is the one you're looking for. Once that's done run
'make' and then 'sudo make install' and 'sudo ldconfig' as normal. Once it's
installed, test that it worked correctly by running 'python3' and typing
"import uhd". If you're not able to import the uhd module, make sure that
the uhd directory is located in the /usr/local/lib/python3/dist-packages/
directory. If not, try the installation process again.

I hope this helps.

Very respectfully,

Joshua White

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Dear sir/madam,

we are trying to install UHD and python API for B210 in windows 11. We are
following binary installation for UHD. But after this, we do not know how to
proceed to create the python API. On this page,
https://files.ettus.com/manual/page_python.html
https://files.ettus.com/manual/page_python.html instructions are related to
'install the Python API when building UHD from source.' Could you please
provide the Python API building steps for binary installation of UHD?  Thank
you very much.

With regards

Saurav Roy

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Dear sir,
thank you for replying. But I think you are talking about UHD installation from source in LINUX. However, I am stuck at binary installation in Windows. Following this page https://files.ettus.com/manual/page_install.html , when we run the pre-built UHD  installer it gets installed easily, but from there we don't know how to get the python API. There is no option for “-DENABLE_PYTHON_API=ON” here for the binary installation of UHD. Could you please help us here? Thank you.

With regards
Saurav Roy

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