Hi Isuru,
nice hearing from you!
Although I'd not be your mentor directly, it's exciting to hear you
want make GNU Radio accessible for Android users.
It's pretty exciting to hear you're using an N210 from Android. Can you
tell us how that works? What software did you need to write, what
device do
Hi Talha,
thanks for reaching out! We're the "GNU Radio" project. "GNU" is more
of an umbrella project, so when referring to our software, we always
say "GNU Radio".
As a recommendation: Although we do have a working Windows port, very
little of the GNU Radio development happens on Windows; most
Hi
I am willing to work on "Extending and Updating gr-radar" as I have studied
radar course in my degree. Currently I am reviewing GNU software for
windows later on I will work with gr-radar files to achieve milestones.
Regards;
Talha Farooq.
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Hi Arpit,
thanks for reaching out and sorry it took us so long to react!
Then, just a super-small advice: we're quite informal here, so we'd
normally not address each other as "Sir"; makes little sense, because
there's enough Ladies in the GNU Radio community, too, for example! :)
But thanks for b
I'd recommend ZeroMQ; it's a pretty universally available socket
wrapper thing that is also "transport invariant", i.e. you can do
ZeroMQ "over the Internet" over classical TCP, just as much as for IPC
on the same machine. Unlike UDP, it can ensure messages actually reach
their target, and it's sup
Hi Bowen!
welcome to the GNU Radio mailing list. Nice having you around!
I'm super happy that someone is interested in the Verilog Simulation
idea; I found it pretty involved, because it requires interest in
Verilog – something that is rare!
I'm going to address your questions really quickly. I'
Hi all,
I have read the GSoC ideas
page(https://wiki.gnuradio.org/index.php/GSoCIdeas#Hardware_in_the_Loop:_Cycle-accurate_Verilog_Design_Simulation_Integration),
and I am interested in the work, Cycle-accurate Verilog Design Simulation
Integration. I've been playing around with Verilator these
