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Awesome description, Jacob! It’s been some time since I’ve had to be thinking
at these lower levels, so I just need some oil on my mind. I really appreciate
the details from you and Jeff. You both have saved me much time and confusion.
Regards
From: jacob
Sent: Thursday, June 30, 2022 9:43
Hi Jeff
Just to help clarify this a bit, PMT_NIL is a valid PMT object (not to be
confused with null)
PMT Dictionary type objects are nested pairs, and empty dictionary type objects
(from pmt::make_dict() for example) are literally represented as a single
PMT_NIL object under the hood, so th
In Gnuradio there are different types that you can see in the below
screenshot?
How to convert complex float file to complex int 16 in Gnuradio For USRP
input I need to convert complex float to complex int...
, My question is how can I do this action? Thanks in advance
[image: Screenshot from 2022
Cool. I appreciate the clarification. I had always taken an empty dictionary
as a dictionary object without data, and a NIL as not an object, and the two
were different. This helps my PDU checking.
And I also found the update I missed which added is_pdu(), which simplifies
some of my checkin
Yes, an empty dict is NIL, so that is (confusingly) valid.
On Thu, Jun 30, 2022 at 7:05 AM Jeff S wrote:
> GNU Radio Version: v3.9.6.0-23-ge3506b13
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GNU Radio Version: v3.9.6.0-23-ge3506b13
I was writing a QA test and decided to try,
self.assertTrue(pmt.is_dict(pmt.PMT_NIL))
and it passes. I was just wondering if pmt.PMT_NIL is considered a valid
dictionary object, as opposed to,
my_dict = pmt.make_dict()
self.assertTrue(pmt.is_dict(my_d
