Hi
I've been investigating but did not yet found the origin of this
problem. I'm working under GR 3.9/Ubuntu 20.04
the bit sequence is correctly demodulated, whatever the source
(txt or random) is. There is a 58 sample delay between bit
sou
Dear sir,
Thank you for your response.
As I have a final application to use only demodulation and data storage using
GNU radio as my transmitter is external. after that also I am facing an issue
for stored data which is random not as transmitted. so request you to please
guide me further in
Hi,
I just made a pr and got the message that the pr formatting check
failed. But looking at the output I don't understand, what's wrong.
Even more I'd like to know how I can do the formatting check locally.
The coding guide in the wiki is empty.
Thanks in advance
-- Volker
On Ubuntu 20.04:
sudo apt-get install clang-format-10
Then update your changed files.
clang-format-10 -i sourcefile.cc
The -i formats the file in place. Otherwise, output is to stdout.
Ron
On 11/11/20 02:20, Volker Schroer wrote:
Hi,
I just made a pr and got the message that the pr formatt
I forgot to mention, you have to run clang-format-10 in tree. It gets
the formatting rules from the file .clang-format in the top level directory.
Ron
On 11/11/20 02:41, Ron Economos wrote:
On Ubuntu 20.04:
sudo apt-get install clang-format-10
Then update your changed files.
clang-format-10
Hi,
unless the clang-format behavior changed, the function call should be:
clang-format --style=file -i path/to/file.cc
The `--style=file` option tells clang-format to search for a
`.clang-format` file.
Cheers
Johannes
On 11.11.20 11:47, Ron Economos wrote:
I forgot to mention, you have to
It's apparently not documented, but it works without --style-file as
long as a .clang-format file exists in a directory at or above your
current directory. You can test it with:
clang-format --dump-config
Ron
On 11/11/20 02:53, Johannes Demel wrote:
Hi,
unless the clang-format behavior chan
Johannes Demel wrote:
unless the clang-format behavior changed, the function call should be:
clang-format --style=file -i path/to/file.cc
The `--style=file` option tells clang-format to search for a `.clang-format`
file.
Does not work on Windows (using clang-format v10.0.0).
In a .bat-file
Hi Gisle,
`file` is not a placeholder but the literal argument. `--style=file`
tells `clang-format` to search for a `.clang-format` file in the current
and parent folders.
Cheers
Johannes
On 11.11.20 13:19, Gisle Vanem wrote:
Johannes Demel wrote:
unless the clang-format behavior changed,
Den 11.11.2020 13.28, skrev Johannes Demel:
Hi Gisle,
`file` is not a placeholder but the literal argument. `--style=file` tells `clang-format` to search for a
`.clang-format` file in the current and parent folders.
Oh. But deleting the '%GR_ROOT/.clang-format' and doing a:
clang-format.
I don know how can I measure the SNR with QAM modulation. There is
only a MPSK SNR probe.
Can you tell me how to measure SNR with MQAM?
Thanks for your help,
Pedro Viegas
Citando Marcus Müller :
Hi. this is a typical question like I'd ask it when talking a student
through a test for a digita
Hi Jim,
1) Have you done
https://wiki.gnuradio.org/index.php/TutorialPythonFunctions with the
changes I suggested? Did it work?
2) Did you create ~/gr-softrock in the same manner as that tutorial?
3) What is your module going to do? Is it just an audio input from a USB
dongle such as the 'P
Barry,
1) I tried this and I can specify import testpy without getting a bad syntax
error. I generated my softrock module in exactly the same manner but still
get the bad syntax error.
Note that my document does say import testpy, not import squareme as you
mentioned. Also, in order for i
Hi there,
I am using Ubuntu 16.08 and GNU 3.8.
When I run ''make test'' cmd for creating new OOT module, it fails and
shows-
..
Running tests...
Test project /home/rupak/gr-howto/build
Start 1: test_howto
1/2 Test #1: test_how
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