Hi John,
On 13/06/2021 14.34, John Murphy wrote:
> The blocks pull in
> gr-fft and (for the lfsr stuff) gr-digital. There is a source block, a
> general block, and a couple noblock utility classes in the custom OOT
> module.
> But when I attempt to run a flowgraph containing these OOT blocks in G
Thanks Vasil.
That worked for the Manjaro system which is what I wanted. FYI had to also
add analog to the find_package as cmake threw an error without it so it
must be a dependency of one of those others.
Also for posterity I tried this in the Ubuntu LTS (ubuntu 20.04 gr 3.8) VM
but the Ubuntu LTS
Hello Bernard!
Input is very welcome, both regarding the UX as well as how to evaluate it
properly. Currently I'm working on the "backend" parts with most GUI/UX
coming later in the project so me and the mentors have not really discussed
those parts that much yet. I'd very much appreciate to hear
I have successfully built my OOT in gnuradio 3.9. This was done with a
plain vanilla gr_modtool
constructed build, and built using cmake, make, make install, etc.
One of the folks who uses my module and packages it for one of the linux
distributions noticed that
it is generating some strange outp
Dear GNU Radio enthusiasts,
the program of the European GNU Radio Days is being finalized and is now
published at https://gnuradio-eu-21.sciencesconf.org/program.
Please expect a few minor adjustements as videos are being uploaded but
the coarse schedule is completed and available. The oral presen
That's normal operation. The actual file is
libgnuradio.grhpsdr.so.e487bf33 and libgnuradio.grhpsdr.so.1.0.0git and
libgnuradio.grhpsdr.so are symbolic links.
The e487bf33 is the git hash of your last commit.
Ron
On 6/14/21 10:23 AM, Tom McDermott wrote:
I have successfully built my OOT in gn
Thanks Jeff for pulling together these releases. The Ubuntu PPAs have been
updated to reflect the latest (thanks to Maitland for the updated debian
build projects to copy from):
https://wiki.gnuradio.org/index.php/InstallingGR#Ubuntu_PPA_Installation
On Thu, Jun 10, 2021 at 5:51 PM Jeff Long
Hi all,
I have trouble understanding the difference between "packet header" and
"packet format". They both appear to do the same thing - define a header
for some data packets for TX and RX. For RX, both appear to be able to
use the Header/Payload Demux block. Yet they appear to have different
name
