Since there seems to be a lot of questions on getting all the software
installed for GNU radio, I've put together an installation guide and shell
scripts to hopefully greatly simplify the process:
http://www.kd7lmo.net/ground_gnuradio_install.html
All comments and suggestions are appreciated.
Will Ware wrote:
http://comsec.com/wiki?N1ibtSoftwareRadioBoard.
I like it!
-rick
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I examined the internal buffering and thread scheduling code
in the GnuRadio core.
The scheduler is "sink-driven", as I understand it, relying on
USRP polling to pull data from the internal buffers.
It has been arranged to have sufficient data ready to go, since the USRP
must transmit isochronous
I am working on a low-cost A/D board that samples at 24 MSPS with 12
bits of resolution and expect to have ten boards ready by the end of
April. There is information about it at
http://comsec.com/wiki?N1ibtSoftwareRadioBoard. I wanted to let people
on this list know about it for a couple of reasons
Proviso: I could be *seriously* misunderstanding what's up
here. If so, my apologies and please ignore.
Have you tried setting the pipe reads/writes to O_NONBLOCK,
and checking on read to see whether anything actually
arrived? Obviously you wouldn't want to be spinning on empty
reads, so selec
At 03:02 AM 4/10/2005 -0400, you wrote:
How are you _reading_ the data from the pipe? Even if you're flushing
the data into the pipe after every write, the reader could be
buffering it.
Tks Dave - yes, yesterday I put a vector_sink_b after the
file_descriptor_source
of the pipe and verified that
