Hmm:
I have a working program which has a USRP perform TX & RX on the one
radio, using transmit_path & receive_path. With two USRPs I can do
RTS/CTS and transmit a packet with ACK. My receive_path was not picking
up its own transmit_path's packet transmissions erroneously. This was
even though
and how are you supposed to use these mblocks
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The more I think about the more I think how impossible it is.
David Tisza wrote:
> And there are more efficient ways to determine where the packet started
> and where it ended in a stream than just appending 0-s at the end, if
> you still want to use the conventional streaming concept of the gnura
David Tisza wrote:
> You could, but how do you define your concept of a packet "had been
> transmitted" ?
This:
> is it when your signal waveform's end is converted into electromagnetic
> wave at the antenna
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