Have you tried set_output_multiple(x)? That would ensure that you'd
always get n*x output space, with n in 1,2,3...
Greetings,
Marcus
On 04/01/2015 07:49 PM, Zhe Feng wrote:
> Dear Martin,
>
> I tried to call it in the constructor, and it's the same as call it in
> the work function. It didn't w
Dear Richard,
I was trying to update and adding more features to the peak_detector2.
There is a sliding look_ahead parameter described in peak_detector, but
it's not actually implemented. There is a fixed look_ahead parameter coded
in peak_detector2, but there is a litte bug. So I was trying to co
Dear Martin,
I tried to call it in the constructor, and it's the same as call it in the
work function. It didn't work as I expected.
I was actually trying to update and adding more features to peak_detector2.
There is a conditional statement below in my work function.
if( noutput_items >= d_look
I don't know the details off the top of my head, but this might be one
of those functions that you can't call during work(). Have you tried
calling it in the ctor?
M
On 01.04.2015 08:34, Zhe Feng wrote:
Dear Marcus,
Thanks for your comment!
I made a typo my previous post that I was going to
Zhe,
Can you explain again why you require a min size for noutput_items? It
sounds like there might still be a misunderstanding as to what this
variable is used for. Why does your block care about the value of
noutput_items?
v/r,
Rich
On Wed, Apr 1, 2015 at 8:34 AM, Zhe Feng wrote:
> Dear Marc
Dear Marcus,
Thanks for your comment!
I made a typo my previous post that I was going to say
"set_min_noutput_items" but I wrote "set_noutput_items". I actually used it
in the work function, but it didn't seem to function as I expected. After
reading your comment, I put it in the constructor and n
Hi,
noutput_items is what GNU Radio can maximally allow your block to
produce, which is the free size in the output buffer, which is the input
buffer of the next block.
So if your block is faster than the downstream block, you will see
exactly the behaviour you are observing. This is normal, and go
Dear all,
I'm experiencing a problem with the noutput_items.
I have written a sync block which did "return" several times. I found the
noutput_items dropped exactly by the amount that I returned. For example, if
I wrote "return 10", after that, I printed noutput_items and found it
decreased to
