On Mon, Oct 16, 2006 at 11:47:13PM -0400, Dawei Shen wrote: > Hey Eric, Michael and other friends: > > My code is working well now. But I met two new problems, which are not so > crucial, but really important to me. > > 1. When I initilize the Viterbi algorithm, I wish that for the first trunk > of data, ninput_items >= Viterbi algorithm's working length, let's say > ninput_items > 100 (only for the first trunk of data, doesn't matter for > later ones). Now I am using assert(ninput_items > 100), which may not may > not let me get through. Is there anyway so that I could control the number > of incoming samples?
You don't have to consume all the incoming samples. Just consume the number you want, and return the number of output samples that you produced (I assume it's 100) as the result of work or general_work. > 2. Another problem is more difficult to describe, the following is part of > my main code: Sorry, I wasn't clear what your second question was. On a separate topic, you may want to consider updating to the subversion trunk, or at least the 3.0 release so that you are using the latest code and naming conventions for the mod/demod and packet handling code. It's not crucial, but there may be stuff we've fixed since you started working. Also, I don't keep track of the old stuff in my head, and since you are using something called gmsk2 (that hasn't existed for a couple of months), I know that you're not up to date ;) Eric _______________________________________________ Discuss-gnuradio mailing list Discuss-gnuradio@gnu.org http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/discuss-gnuradio
