As mentioned, the stream-to-message-passing gr-eventstream approach is
right for you.
Best regards,
Marcus
On 10/29/2015 01:47 PM, s.subrata...@gmail.com wrote:
> Thank you Marcus. I am trying to simulate a network with 2 transmitters and
> one receiver. The TX's transmit streams at random times
Thank you Marcus. I am trying to simulate a network with 2 transmitters and one
receiver. The TX's transmit streams at random times and the RX receives the sum
of the signals from both the TX's. The adder block however doesn't give any
output when one of its input stream is empty (i.e. when both
Hi Subrata,
while what you plan to do is possible if you build a block with a
general_work method and a forecast. In fact, here the forecast
implementation will probably be pretty crucial, but also be pretty
simple -- just always require the same amount of samples from input0 as
you're asked to pr
I am trying to create a block that has two input and one output. Its like a
priority multiplexer; if input0 is empty then output = input1 else output =
input0 ( input0 always has samples) its a stream based block.
How do I declare the work function, because the number of samples needed from
eac
