Eric Blossom wrote:
Hi George,
(Yes, I know you're waiting for me... More later on today)
On Mon, Mar 26, 2007 at 04:02:48PM -0400, George Nychis wrote:
So from what I understand, a daemon has been suggested for inband packet
encoding and decoding that is implemented as an m-block which can be
connected in a flow graph for the encoding/decoding and interfacing with
the USRP. Is this correct?
Right, except for the flow graph part.
Actually, let me jump back a second here then... what I want to make sure I understand is
how an m-block knows that it needs to connect to the daemon and forward its m-block
packets to be converted in to USB packets and they are sent across the wire
This
would include ways for mblock messages to get sent into the flow
graph (similar to gr.message_source) and to convert the output of the
flow graph into mblock messages (similar to gr.message_sink).
So I get this part, I get the part about converting the output in to m-block messages, I'm
wondering how these m-block messages are picked up by the daemon? Since we are using some
sort of IPC, do we have some sort of queue that these messages just get dumped in and the
daemon can pull messages out of the queue and encode+forward them?
- George
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