Highway to the _DANGER ZONE_ :D
No, really, we do check for N>=M:
https://github.com/gnuradio/gnuradio/blob/master/gr-blocks/lib/keep_m_in_n_impl.cc#L58
if(d_m > d_n) {
std::string s = boost::str(boost::format("keep_m_in_n: m (%1%)
<= n %2%") % d_m % d_n);
throw std::runtime
I'd venture to say M>N is living in dangerous territory
On 10/06/2016 10:56 AM, Marcus Müller wrote:
>
> Hi Steve,
>
> The first M of each N. :) (I don't really understand 100% what "every
> N/M" would be in general for arbitrary N>=M, integers).
>
> If you dare to venture into the GNU Radio sourc
Hi Steve,
The first M of each N. :) (I don't really understand 100% what "every
N/M" would be in general for arbitrary N>=M, integers).
If you dare to venture into the GNU Radio source code (which I'd
encourage you to do, it's just that this isn't the most
beautiful/interesting block), you'll fin
