No particular fault. However, the outputs from the USRP are almost always some kind of complex values. They may be encoded as 16-bit I & Q, or 8-bit I & Q or 4-bit or 2-bit or 1-bit. The question is how do we want to deal with them downstream from the USRP? The existing usrp.source_s could be considered broken (although there are users of it.) The data is really interleaved 16-bit I & Q, though it's presented as if each sample was only 16-bits wide. In fact a "sample" is really composed of 2 16-bit values.
Maybe we should make gr_complex_short be a typedef for complex<short> and output those.
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