Swig stuff are python bindings to C or C++ code. So in your example
pfb_clock_sync_ccf() has been coded in C++, and
_digital_swig.pfb_clock_sync_ccf() is the generated python wrapper to
access the C++ pfb_clock_sync_ccf() from a python script.
> The C++ code is in include/ and lib/, swig bindings
On 09/08/12 18:55, Frederick Lee wrote:
Hi GNURadio community,
I'm looking into how the modulation and demodulation blocks work.
Specifically the BPSK mod and demod blocks. Here is a list of the files
I looked through and the location:
generic_mod_demod.py - */gr-digital/python
modulation_utils
Hi GNURadio community,
I'm looking into how the modulation and demodulation blocks work.
Specifically the BPSK mod and demod blocks. Here is a list of the files I
looked through and the location:
generic_mod_demod.py - */gr-digital/python
modulation_utils.py - */gr-digital/python
bpsk.py - */gr-d
