Matt Ettus wrote:
>> I need to adjust the padding of a structure to eliminate buffer
>> warnings.
>
> There really isn't any need to get rid of the warnings unless you find
> that it is a big performance hit, which is VERY unlikely.
>
>> I noticed that sometimes it occurs on only one of several
> I need to adjust the padding of a structure to eliminate buffer
> warnings.
There really isn't any need to get rid of the warnings unless you find
that it is a big performance hit, which is VERY unlikely.
> I noticed that sometimes it occurs on only one of several
> machines I use. It seems
I am wondering why there are two switches in the RFX series daughter from
schematics. It seems their purposes is different: one for switch between Tx
and Rx, another switch between Rx and Rx2. So, my questions as:
1. we may use one tx and rx enough, why need to use two Rx?
2.I follow the python co
thanks Dev for your help, i tried removing the oscope and the fft and its
working fine .
I think now i need to connect the output of conv = gr.float_to_complex()
to the scope , does anyone have a clue how can i do that with the
self.connect
Dev Ramudit wrote:
>
> Anyone feel fre
thanks Dev for your help, i tried removing the oscope and the fft and its
working fine .
I think now i need to connect the output of conv = gr.float_to_complex() ,
does anyone have a clue how can i do that with the self.connect
Dev Ramudit wrote:
>
> Anyone feel free to correct me,
Hello,
Well my first commit and I fell flat on my face. I committed the source
directory for the Mode Select code but not the actual source files.
This is fixed.
I am using the kdesvn tool which seems to work good once you figure out
the difference between the add and the add recursive commands.
>>> "Don Ward" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 07/02/07 12:25 PM >>>
Ben Kelley wrote:
> Hi, I had checked out the source from trunk on Friday, and I keep running
> into an error where it appears to be dying on a linking stage. The
> ./configure line was
> $ ./configure --with-boost-include-dir=/usr/inclu
Has anyone tried to listen in on what one of those chest heartrate
monitors (for cycling, running, etc) to see what they are
transmitting? I'm curious.
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Hi Everyone
I am currently trying to make a USRP transceiver run, which is based on TDMA
approach.Elaborating on it, it should be a system which works in receive mode
for sometime, writes the data in a file and in the next slot transmits the data
which has been written in the file.
Reading fro
Anyone feel free to correct me, but it seems like your problem isn't
with the UDP port, but rather the internal "ports" that Gnuradio uses to
connect blocks in a flowgraph. Looking at your traceback, your problem
starts on line 32, where you're trying to connect a usrp.sink_c to a
scopesink. I
Hi Ziad,
Thanks for your help, it worked.
However, Is this something that I must do each time I restart, as I did
previously do this step, as suggested in the Installation instructions on
the gnuradio website.
thanks again,
Aadil
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> Date: Mon, 2 Jul 2007 13:18:21 -0700 (PDT)
> Fro
Hello,
I finally checked in the infamous Mode Select code to
branches/developers/wb1hbu/wip and I am glad this portion is done.
I spent a couple of days cleaning the code up a little. I also added
some features. Likely I missed using a few neat gnuradio functions.
There is a usrp_oscope_ms.py
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