Berndt Josef Wulf wrote:
> which versions of swig and boost are required for 3.0.4 and beyond?
For 3.0.4, these swig versions are known to work:
1.3.23, 1.3.24, 1.3.25, 1.3.27, 1.3.28, 1.3.29
Our experience is that swig 1.3.28 is in common use and for packagers
I'd recommend requiring that vers
G'day,
which versions of swig and boost are required for 3.0.4 and beyond?
cheerio Berndt
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Michael Dickens wrote:
> On Jul 30, 2007, at 10:56 PM, John Stralka wrote:
>> from usrp_prims import *
>
> That's the old way; not sure when the change happened, but these scripts
> were moved into the "usrpm" subdirectory. The following works for me.
> Hope this helps! - MLD
>
> The line y
On Jul 30, 2007, at 10:56 PM, John Stralka wrote:
from usrp_prims import *
That's the old way; not sure when the change happened, but these
scripts were moved into the "usrpm" subdirectory. The following
works for me. Hope this helps! - MLD
The line you quote, and the next line, sho
I have a RFX2400 MIMO B daughterboard. I want to use it with an USRP with a
Rev. 3 motherboard. I followed these instructions:
Remove R115 (zero ohms) and place it at R116
Remove R36 (zero ohms) and place it at R34
Put the RFX on a USRP (side A) and run the following:
Martin Dvh schrieb:
ALso note that the current standard multitap IIR implementation probably has a
bug, (See my mail with a fix for that in the mailinglist archive)
What would be the effect of this bug? I think this is used in a FFT
application I have. So, if it is a 'serious' problem, I'd
Marcus Leech wrote:
> Is there a way to produce an efficient notch filter with the bandpass
> filter designer in Gnu Radio?
You can use a resonating IIR filter for that.
They are very efficient for building a notch or narrowband filters (single out
a single frequency)
The filter designers in gnura
Berndt Josef Wulf wrote:
> For more info consult the documentation,
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On Tuesday 31 July 2007 08:29:32 Johnathan Corgan wrote:
> Marcus Leech wrote:
> > Is there a way to produce an efficient notch filter with the bandpass
> > filter designer in Gnu Radio?
>
> You can subtract the output of a linear phase bandpass filter from the
> original signal, as long as the ori
Marcus Leech wrote:
> Is there a way to produce an efficient notch filter with the bandpass
> filter designer in Gnu Radio?
You can subtract the output of a linear phase bandpass filter from the
original signal, as long as the original signal has been delayed by the
same number of taps as the fil
Hi All,
I'd like to fiddle with demodulating data from the Icom D-STAR radios
(128kBps, 1.2GHz) with GnuRadio. I don't have one of them at my
disposal, however, nor do I have access to a USRP and RFX1200.
I note that D-Star is on the suggested projects list on the wiki. So, I
was wondering i
Is there a way to produce an efficient notch filter with the bandpass
filter designer in Gnu Radio?
I'm seeing narrowband interfering signals that are in-band (with respect
to the bulk filtering in front
of the receiver), and I want to notch one or more of them into
oblivion. I'd previously use
On Mon, Jul 30, 2007 at 12:44:11PM -0400, Jared Jensen wrote:
> I've been having some issues with read_i2c. I noticed several posts dealt
> with this, and their particular solutions didn't resolve the issue, so here
> it goes.
>
> I ported bd_bds_rx.py and bd_basic.py to C++, along with usrp.py
Yandy:
If you send me a tar ball, I will put it in a branch under my
development tree for everyone to svn download should they choose to. I
will not do this unless every piece of code contains the necessary FSF,
Gnuradio, header.
Thank you for doing this work!
Bob
yandy wrote:
>
>
> ok ,i'l
Hi, when i try to convert a stream of char in a stream of float, the out
file is not the correct archive, and the size of the file is very small than
the correct archive.
when i connected the blocks, i do it as:
src=gr.file_source(gr.sizeof_char,in_filename)
ch2f=gr.char_to_float()
dst=gr.fil
I've been having some issues with read_i2c. I noticed several posts dealt
with this, and their particular solutions didn't resolve the issue, so here
it goes.
I ported bd_bds_rx.py and bd_basic.py to C++, along with usrp.py so I could
include it all in my C++ signal processing app. Things in
ok ,i'll do it ,but i don't know how to upload the code to gnuradio website,i
will find other web page to put it.
if you know how to upload to gnuradio,pls let me know .
thanks.
> Date: Mon, 30 Jul 2007 09:53:09 -0400> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: [EMAIL
> PROTECTED]> Subject: Re: [Discuss-gnu
Dear all
I have been reading GNU Radio discussion for half a year, first time to
post a topic. Thanks a lot for all the GNU Radio knowledge I learned
from you guys.
Now I am doing some signal detection project. I want to collect some
signal in 700MHz range with bandwidth as larger as possibl
hi all,
In order to learn the gnuradio deeply,I have changed all gnuradio framework
files to pure c++ code ,removed the python code, make a VC6 project on windows
platform and have some small demos on the project.use the project ,newbie can
easy to understand gnuradio.
I don't know if ha
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> seph 004 wrote:
>
> > I'm using
> >
> > autoconf 2.61
> > automake 1.9.6
> > libtool 1.5.22
> > gcc 4.0.4
>
> Can you post your:
>
> OS and version (uname -a)
>
> ./configure parameters (or none)
>
> make parameters (or none)
>
> Than
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