Hi Dimitris, I scanned over your code and think you just need to add
"self" to one statement. We add self only if there is an external
port. Your rds_rx block has an input but is a sink and therefore no
output. Therefore at line 102 rds_rx.py you may want to add something
like:
self.connect(self, s
I gave it a shot, didn't work though...
I was getting the error "ValueError: port number 0 exceeds max of (none)"
here's my hier_block2:
https://www.cgran.org/browser/projects/radio_data_system/trunk/src/python/rds_rx.py
and here's my top_block:
https://www.cgran.org/browser/projects/radio_data_sy
Hi Dimitris, I did find the source of the problem. I needed to add
"self" at the beginning (and sometimes end) of the argument list for
self.connect(). I looked through examples in the gnuradio codebase.
Jonathan offered this explanation as to why it is wired up that way
when I didn't think it made
Hi Leslie,
I have encountered the same problem in my RDS code
(https://www.cgran.org/wiki/RDS)
The error comes up because I have a top_block that creates a msg_queue
and passes it (as an argument) to a hier_block2.
This hier_block2 then outputs to the queue. I am receiving the same
error message (
Hi everyone,
I'm currently updating Thomas Schmid's old 802.15.4 demodulation code.
It has been tested and works with at least revision 7596 of the
gnuradio trunk. I've been trying to update the code to work with the
latest release of Gnuradio (3.1). I've looked at examples converting
from hier_blo
