Hi,
GRC just generates Python scripts. You can use "parameter" blocks to define
command line options for these. Got a blog post illustrating that:
http://gnuradio.org/blog/filtering-time-series-data__elemental-building-blocks/
You could simply call
python yourflowgraph.py --infile ABC --outfile xyz
from your application.
Of your application happens to be written in Python, you could of course also
integrate much more tightly by simply using three relevant parts of the Python
that GRC generates directly in your code.
Using files for exchanging data between your application and GNU Radio is, by
the way, not the only way.
You could just as well use named pipes in place of the files ("man mkfifo" for
more info), or replace the file source with things like the zmq sinks and
sources (ZMQ has interfaces for practically all important languages and
high-performance interprocess/intra-process/network transports). If using
Python, you could also set the contents of a vector source prior to running the
flow graph and read the results from a vector sink (given you've got enough
RAM).
So: what language is your application written in?
Best regards,
Marcus
Am 20. Februar 2017 12:53:13 MEZ schrieb Booth <kurtulmeh...@gmail.com>:
>Dear All,
>I have a working GNU Radio Flowgraph which has no GUI (Some form of a
>PSK
>Modulator/ DeModulator). Input is a File and output is another file.
>
>I want to incorporate this functionality into my Standalone Application
>where the file paths will be set using the GUI.
>
>I don't want to dive into the C++ API. GQRX is such an example.
>Is there an easy way to incorporate the GRC flowgraph into an
>application?
>
>
>
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