Hi all, I have found a bug in the "Additive scrambler" block. Sometimes the first bit after reset is incorrect. See the attached .grc file to replicate.
Description of the test setup and bug: A length in bytes is fixed. By default it is 5 bytes, but this can be changed using a QT GUI entry. The bug only happens for some lengths. A message strobe generates PDUs containing unpacked bits (so length is 8 * length in bytes). The content of the PDUs are zeros. These are sent to the "Additive scrambler", which is set to generate the CCSDS PN sequence and reset at the start of each PDU. Finally, everything is packed into bytes and printed with Message Debug. The expected output is the first bytes of the CCSDS sequence, which goes like ff 48 0e c0 9a However, for a length of 5 (and other lengths), only the first PDU has this contents, while the rest have 7f 48 0e c0 9a so the first bit after reset is incorrect. I have found a lot of different lengths which trigger this bug, and many other which work fine. Please try different lengths if you're not able to replicate the bug with a length of 5, as the lengths that fail might be system dependent. This bug is a bit inconvenient, since I'm using the Additive scrambler in my https://github.com/daniestevez/gr-satellites OOT module and it's giving problems with some flowgraphs. Best regards, Daniel.
test-scrambler.grc
Description: application/gnuradio-grc
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