I'd suggest trying to just build gnuradio on windows following the scripts
setup by the author, available on the same site. AFAIK, the "release"
doesn't include all the build deps, just he runtime ones. That should at
least get all the dev libraries you will likley need. (There's something
like 25
I measured the throughput with the "Probe Rate" block and figured out that
it's much higher while the underruns are occuring ( > 80k samples) than when
I have no underruns ( ~48k samples).
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Hi Gavin
On 06/26/2016 10:53 PM, Gavin Jacobs wrote:
> Marcus,
> Thanks for those words of encouragement; based on that I dived in.
> 1. Tutorial you mentioned says to clone the repository "git ...".
> Hmmm, I don't have git, but I can go the website, get a zip, extract
> to my working directory;
Marcus,
Thanks for those words of encouragement; based on that I dived in.
1. Tutorial you mentioned says to clone the repository "git ...". Hmmm, I don't
have git, but I can go the website, get a zip, extract to my working directory;
different tool with same result.
2A. Tutorial says to use cma
Hi Tom,
first of all: welcome to GNU Radio! Great to have you around!
> I am aware of the gr-dsd OOT, but I want to decode/encode using a
> method that won't violate patents.
I am not a lawyer, and I have no intention of sparking a legal and
political discussion on this topic here: but for most
Hi all,
it’s GSoC midterms time! For that purpose, I wrote a new blog post with
what I’ve been up to and with a review of what I’ve done so far:
https://grinspector.wordpress.com/2016/06/26/week-5-midterms/
I have managed to accomplish all of my midterm milestones and am looking
forward for the n
You can tell from my questions below that I am very new at this. If
there is some other approach to my OOT that make more sense, please tell
me...
I am aware of the gr-dsd OOT, but I want to decode/encode using a method
that won't violate patents.
I'm working on a OOT that will have various
Hi Gavin,
there shouldn't be any difference between development on the different
platforms; as long as someone was able to build GNU Radio for your
platform, the same method can be applied to building Out-of-tree modules
including your own blocks. The only thing that should differ is the way
softw
