I am attempting to make a new version of packet_sink that uses a smaller
sync header and fix payload size to save some data bandwidth (remember my
low carrier frequency). I am attempting to generate a new block use the
gr-howto-write-a-block to make it cleaner and not change the original
On Wed, 14 Dec 2005 12:24:08 -0500, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Most graphs will run forever unless you explicity tell them to stop.
The exceptions are those which contain blocks that return -1 from
their work function. This is a kind of EOF indication. The most common
block that returns -1 is
I have the following
NetBSD-current from within the last few weeks
GNU Radio 2.6 release (via NetBSD pkgsrc)
USRP rev 3 (brand new, arrived yesterday) with TVRX and Flex440
D-Link USB2 cardbus (NEC ehci)
IBM Thinkpad T30
I can load firmware and see the USRP reattach. When running the
FWIW, once you get gcc and the build environment setup right
gnuradio 2.6 builds cleanly on Solaris, except for ONE item:
gr_math.cc:98
int
gr_signbit (double x)
{
//return std::signbit (x);
return (x);
}
std::signbit (x) creates an error, does not exist in std or something,
the above
Hi,
You are probably aware - SDR-1000 is being advertised on website
www.flex-radio.com
From the site you can download the full software!
Regards,
Frank
G0OFX
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On Thu, Dec 15, 2005 at 02:21:03AM -0600, David Carr wrote:
Does anyone know of any semi-modern DSP platforms that have a good
linux/open source development chain? To clarify I'm looking for
relatively low end DSPs that can worked with in a linux environment
rather than DSPs which run
On Thu, Dec 15, 2005 at 03:29:38PM -0500, cswiger wrote:
Gang - any hints on what happens to float data when transfered
from a sparc machine to an x86? I understand byte-swap but this
looks like word-swap.
The problem is that the default settings for od are almost never
what you actually
Eric is correct in how to fix FFTW v3.0.1 under MacOS X. The problem
is that the getopt stuff is already provided elsewhere, and thus
conflicts when creating the library. This will hopefully fix Jon's
issue. BTW What MacOS X version are you running, and which GCC are
you using? Strange
I've released an updated usrp tarball, 0.10.
It's the same as the previous, only this one includes all the verilog
files required to build the fpga image. Yes, I did test this ;)
Eric
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On Thu, Dec 15, 2005 at 02:35:30PM -0500, Greg Troxel wrote:
I have the following
NetBSD-current from within the last few weeks
GNU Radio 2.6 release (via NetBSD pkgsrc)
USRP rev 3 (brand new, arrived yesterday) with TVRX and Flex440
D-Link USB2 cardbus (NEC ehci)
IBM Thinkpad
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