On Sun, Nov 23, 2008 at 5:14 PM, Newman, Timothy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>> The USRP sink is basically the gnuradio device driver for the USRP.
>> Look at the USRP library code to see how it actually sends the raw
>> data. It accesses the USRP through the USRP device filesystem. It's
>> not
> The USRP sink is basically the gnuradio device driver for the USRP.
> Look at the USRP library code to see how it actually sends the raw
> data. It accesses the USRP through the USRP device filesystem. It's
> not simply just writing something to /dev/usrp..
Whoops I meant USB device system no
The USRP sink is basically the gnuradio device driver for the USRP. Look at
the USRP library code to see how it actually sends the raw data. It accesses
the USRP through the USRP device filesystem. It's not simply just writing
something to /dev/usrp..
Tim
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Thanks Tom, but I wanted a more specific answer. I know that it writes to
the USRP sink through tranmit_path.py. I want to know how is this sink
referenced as. Is it a device file with a name such as /dev/... etc or is it
referenced as something else. I looked at the whole code and also the
program
8.10 seems to be delivering equal or better performance to 8.04 except in
two areas:
(1) Java
(2) hardware functions that need proprietary binary drivers (video,
wireless).
73
Frank
AB2KT
On Sun, Nov 23, 2008 at 12:41 AM, n4hy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Leif runs Linrad and is a code efficienc
