I am using the Flex 900 Common Daughter Board for the usrp. I am using both
boards as recievers. The connection RX2 on the board will not work when
connected and selected by the dual source usrp in GRC. However, if I select
the TX/RX and reconnect my line to that port it will work. I am wondering
w
> You should treat each block as a black box, unrelated to the blocks
> upstream or downstream from it. If you're thinking that they are
> related, or are trying to second guess the scheduler wrt noutput_items
> or the amount of input available when your general_work function is
> called, you're h
> > For running only at one time- My first block picks out "chunks" of data
> and
> > passes these on to the next blocks. These "chucks" only come along once
> in a
> > while. The blocks after only need to run when these "chucks" are found. I
> am
> > passing a flag (1 or 0) at the beginning of the
>
> > Thanks, with this in mind, I need in my application for only one block to
> be
> > running at a time. Is there any way for that to be specified?
>
> No.
>
> Why would you want only a single block running at a time?
> Needless to say, you want to avoid shared state.
>
> Eric
>
For running onl
On Wed, Jul 21, 2010 at 10:37 AM, Eric Blossom wrote:
> On Wed, Jul 21, 2010 at 10:15:29AM -0700, Sean Jordan wrote:
> > I am fairly new to gnuradio and am working on some of my own blocks. I am
> > trying to understand how the blocks are given control of the cpu. I am
>
I am fairly new to gnuradio and am working on some of my own blocks. I am
trying to understand how the blocks are given control of the cpu. I am using
the grc interface. I currently think that each block runs till it is done
then gives control to the next block, then when all blocks have run the
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