Hi,
You can "generate" a python files from a GRC (F5 key), it will create
"top_block.py" which can be launched from command line.
So, it's possible to generate a python file from each grc and to execute
them as you want from a script.
However in your case, it seems that the second flow graph will be
started too late to catch the data from the first one.
Best regards,
-JM
On 2016-05-18 09:08, Simone Ciccia S210664 wrote:
I'd like to know if there is a way to execute multiple flowgraphs
sequentially.
for example, the first flow graph transmits data from file, when it
finishes, the first flow graph becomes inactive, while another flow
graph is activated to receive data. The two flow graph are executed
sequentially.
Is there a way to include the two processes within the same flowgraph?
Or, is there a way to automatically call them in sequence? (Eg, a
linux script that calls sequentially a flow graph after the other)
Thanks,
simone
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