s the
AM_PATH_PYTHON(...) anymore.
Thoughts?
On Sun, Mar 22, 2009 at 6:56 PM, William Harding wrote:
> Thank you Eric, but doing this present another problem. When I run "make"
> I get an error that indicates that "PYTHON" is undefined in my Makefile.am
> (line 56).
oes not contain this the
AM_PATH_PYTHON(...) anymore.
Thoughts?
On Sun, Mar 22, 2009 at 2:51 PM, Eric Blossom wrote:
> On Sun, Mar 22, 2009 at 01:51:55PM -0500, William Harding wrote:
> > When I try to make the howto package (from the "How to write a signal
> > processing
When I try to make the howto package (from the "How to write a signal
processing block" tutorial), I get and error which says:
Version mismatch error. This is libtool 2.2.6, but the definition of this
LT_INIT comes from libtool 2.2.4.
Then it indicates that I need to recreate aclocal.m4. I have
I am trying to walk to the "howto" project to figure out what I need to do
for my own project. I am currently just trying to generate the "run_tests"
script in the python directory.
I have run: configure, and it seems to have worked fine. What else do I
need to do to generate the "run_tests" scr
I would like to implement a module which keeps a constant carrier running
and transfers packets of data at different times. In other words, using ASK
(or OOK) modulation, I would like to always be transmitting ones (carrier is
at full amplitude) except for certain periods where I will "pause" the
I cannot find in any of the transmission examples for digital communication
where the carrier frequency comes into play. I have tried to track it down,
but cannot figure out where the actual "carrier modulation" is taking
place. Any help?
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Discuss-gn
I am trying to write an ASK Modulation block to transmit streams of 0's and
1's. In order to match the "symbol timing" of the protocol that I am trying
to implement, would I keep an instance variable in the block that, in
effect, keeps track of how many samples have been processed by the block so
I am trying to write an ASK Modulation block to transmit streams of 0's and
1's. In order to match the "symbol timing" of the protocol that I am trying
to implement, would I keep an instance variable in the block that, in
effect, keeps track of how many samples have been processed by the block so
I need to obtain, or write a block for ASK modulation. I am a little lost
as to how to begin this. I understand ASK modulation, and have implemented
a simulation of it in LabVIEW.
Does anybody have an ASK mod/demod block and/or some examples that I could
look at that might be similar or helpful?
