> It would be really nice if the send-function in the API have a TDMA > mode where fragments of samples are dropped when an underrun occur so > that the majority of the samples are aligned to the > start_of_burst_time (see above example (1) and (3)). With this > feature it is not necessary for the programmer to know if an underrun > has occurred and how to handle this. Instead the programmer knows > that if an underrun occurred some samples are dropped but the rest of > the sample are transmitted at the expected time without any offset. > Is this doable? >
This should already be the case. If you timestamp every packet, then the underflow recovery is handled by hardware. That is, the FPGA will drop until the timestamp is <= current time, and then wait until the timestamp == current time, so realignment is automatic. Are you timestamping every packet? This calculation should be last_time_spec + time_spec_t(0, num_samps_in_last_packet, host_sample_rate) Let me know if you are not seeing this behavior. Thanks, -Josh _______________________________________________ Discuss-gnuradio mailing list Discuss-gnuradio@gnu.org http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/discuss-gnuradio
