On Wednesday 29 November 2006 09:26, Jonas Hodel wrote:
> I have some existing C-functions which I would like to include in a C+
> signal processing block. The complication is that these C-functions are
> located in a number of different files. I have created a C++ block which
> uses these function
Hi,
I have some existing C-functions which I would like to include in a C++
signal processing block. The complication is that these C-functions are
located in a number of different files. I have created a C++ block which
uses these functions. It appears to build fine but when I come to
includ
Here's a meridian transit observation of the region around Sgr A--the
source near the center of our galaxy.
http://www.propulsionpolymers.com/radioastronomy/galactic_plane.png
There's lumpiness due both to receiving system instability, and the fact
that the galactic background radiation is not
I bugzilla'ed the version of swig that doesn't support gnuradio, and
they've rolled it into the "rawhide" version. So one could, I suppose,
now get it via yum by including the testing repo.
Original Message
Date: Tue, 28 Nov 2006 04:11:40 -0500
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Mr. Berndt,
I tried the same. Running epydoc against /usr/local/lib.../gnuradio
failed. That looked very close to the end, and must have generated
a good package of manual HTMLs of everything. I hope someone can
fix the problem.
After this fail, I tried to run it for each package of
gnurad
This code is a bit rough and not yet integrated, but you should be
able to get it to run:
cvs -d [EMAIL PROTECTED]:/cvs/adroitgrdevel co adroitgrdevel
look in gr-bbn/src/bbn, which is quite misnamed but has 802.11 demod
for the 1 Mb/s rate.
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G'day,
I've also built epydoc 3.0alpha3 and tried to generate documentation run it
against ${PYSITELIB}/gnuradio. It produced a lot of documentation but it
failed prior to finishing. There were a lot of warnings and the process
failed in wxgui.
If someone was successful in completing the con
