William Sherman írta:
Thinking through the problem: couldn't you detect when the packet had
been transmitted by inserting a packet of 'voltage 0's' after your real
packet into transmit_path's flowgraph.
You could, but how do you define your concept of a packet "had been
transmitted" ?
Is it wh
Well that certainly makes things trickier.
Thinking through the problem: couldn't you detect when the packet had
been transmitted by inserting a packet of 'voltage 0's' after your real
packet into transmit_path's flowgraph. Then you could poll the msgq in
message_source until the queue is empty
transmit_path as in from gnuradio-examples/transmit_path.py used in
benchmark_tx.py.
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