Hello everyone,
I'm working on frequency hopping using GNU Radio and USRP N210 as a
function of Cognitive radio. Here, I have a .csv file which has the
availability of channel to use among 4 frequency channels in a
binary format like:
CH0CH1 CH2 CH3
(900) (910)(920) (930) (Mhz
Hi,
Is there any publicly available gsoc proposal for android?
I would be making one from scratch otherwise & send here.
Thank you
Jaspreet Singh
Delhi, India
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I get the same error here. As it turns out, any version of GNU Radio
before 3.7.9.2 cannot be built with a newer CMake. If you really need to
build 3.7.9, you have to use an older version of CMake.
I've tested CMake 2.8.12.2 (the version used in Ubuntu 14.04), and that
works.
Ron
On 4/4/19
Hmmm ... so the cmake debug output log shows:
{{{
/usr/bin/python2: can't open file
'/home/user/workarea-gnuradio/gnuradio-3.7.9/gen/volk_compile_utils.py': [Errno
2] No such file or directory
}}}
Is this really true, that that file doesn't exist? Or maybe it needs to be
"chmod a+x"?
On Thu, Ap
Hello all,
My name is Tucker Reinhardt I introduced myself a couple weeks ago.
Sorry for running up to the deadline but with finals coming around it's is
a busy time, but I still really hope to work on GNU Radio over the summer
as part of Google Summer of Code.
Here is the link to a my current p
I tried to solve the issues as in:
https://lists.gnu.org/archive/html/discuss-gnuradio/2016-03/msg00812.html
* I added SET(CMAKE_C_FLAGS "$(CMAKE_C_FLAGS) -lpthread") and
SET(CMAKE_CXX_FLAGS "$(CMAKE_CXX_FLAGS) -lpthread") in CMakeLists.txt.
* I modified CMakeLists.txt of vol
Hi Michael,
I'm sorry! Sure, next time I will.
I'm building on
Debian 9.8, and cmake is 3.7.2.
Thank you for reply.
Ivan
Il
04.04.2019 15:41 Michael Dickens ha scritto:
> Hi Ivan - PLEASE next
time use < pastebin.com > or Google Drive or DropBox or whatever to hold
your files & then post
When creating the debug build log, please remember to use "make VERBOSE=ON",
not just "make" ... the additional verbosity shows actual commands executed,
which is what we need to see to determine whether C++11 is being used or not. -
MLD
On Thu, Apr 4, 2019, at 9:42 AM, Michael Dickens wrote:
>
Hi Balaji - Please "reply all" to keep the GR discussion list in the loop. Your
OS / compiler can support C++11. Did you create the file "gr-baz-build-log.txt"
and post it somewhere? That's the key! - MLD
On Thu, Apr 4, 2019, at 2:32 AM, Balaji Kolla wrote:
> Hi Michael,
> here is the output of
Hi Ivan - PLEASE next time use < pastebin.com > or Google Drive or DropBox or
whatever to hold your files & then post a link here; doing so requires less
bandwidth && is -much- easier for us to parse.
It looks like "Volk" didn't configure correctly ... what version of Debian are
you building on
> What exactly is the template parameter N? In viterbi2.hpp it must
> correspond to K (constraint length) from Phil Karn’s code.
Sorry, N is the constraint length K.
> The number of
> states is calculated as M = 2^(N-1) (line 17) and the main loop runs M/2
> times (“full-butterfly”, line 50).
>
On Wed, 03 Apr 2019 at 12:57:25 +0200, Christoph Mayer wrote:
> a while ago I wrote a soft-decision Viterbi decoder based on Phil Karn's code:
> https://github.com/hcab14/signal-analysis/blob/master/include/viterbi2.hpp
>
> and then realized that there is a version of Viterbi decoding using
> "half
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