On Fri, Aug 9, 2019 at 3:38 PM Vladimir Marinov
wrote:
> I wanted to make the option of running the software without the SDR
> plugged into the computer, for testing purposes, … My plan was to have the
> SDR Sink Block inside the GRC file but disabled, and have the button enable
> it during runti
Hi,
I am developing software with GNU Radio Companion for the Lime SDR.
I wanted to make the option of running the software without the SDR plugged
into the computer, for testing purposes, so that I can just take a look at
the generated signal in an FFT and Waterfall display and make sure that
ev
Hi everyone,
in the context of the GNU Radio 3.8.0.0 release, I'd like to remind
everyone of the development model we settled on last year[1].
In essence, I've just branched off `maint-3.8` from the exact v3.8.0.0
tagged commit. All bugfixes for the 3.8 release series end on that
branch, and thin
Dear most patient SDR community to ever expect a release,
Witness me!
Tonight, we release GNU Radio 3.8.0.0.
It's the first minor release version since more than six years, not without
pride this community stands to face the brightest future SDR on general purpose
hardware ever had.
Since we've
You could implement your flowgraph in python and then use some python
library for rpc and write a thin layer between...
You can also implement a flowgraph in C++.
I'm currently playing around with RPC over DBUS (only control, no data) for
an application I'm writing in C++.
--Albin
On Fri, Au
Hi Alex,
we do have two approaches for that
1. the XMLRPC thing, which is a python-world block that basically would
allow you to do the same you can do with e.g. a Qt GUI Range slider
(i.e. change Python variables at runtime)
2. Ctrlport and the thrift backend, the latter of which is notoriously
