It definitely can compile on machines with no neon support, but this
problem is more subtle than that. qemuarm is probably one of the few
targets that claims to be a cortex-a9 and not have NEON. As Phil said, we
need to improve NEON detection when adding asm kernels to support this
case. If you'd l
Thanks for your answer Philip. I think you are right, qemuarm doesn't seem
to have neon support yet.
It would be great if someone that knows Volk could confirm if it's meant to
be able to compile in machines with no neon support.
Regards,
Murray
On 19 April 2015 at 18:51, Philip Balister wrote:
On 04/19/2015 11:07 AM, Murray Thomson wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I have built the gnuradio-dev-image for an arm machine and I wanted to
> share a couple of small issues that I found in the process.
>
> - The meta-sdr/conf/bblayers.conf.sample doesn't include all the layers
> needed. This is correctly
Hi all,
I'd like to establish a bidirectional communication between two attached
blocks, without asking the user to write code like msg_connect(). One way
could be: the upstream block generate an id like
ID=typeBlock+pseudorandomNumber
and send it to the next block using a tag.
After what the upst
Hi all,
I'm playing with CUDA and GNURadio. For the moment I've used separatly nvcc
in order to compile device code: I've tried different tutorials which
explain how to use CUDA with CMake, but I was not able to obtain a good
result.
Can someone explain me how to modify Cmake's file of a basic GNU
On 04/19/2015 11:32 AM, Martin Braun wrote:
Yeah: Use the QT widgets.
As we keep mentioning, the WX widgets will be going away in the future,
and no one wants to maintain them. Of course, if someone has a bug fix
for this, that would be even better, but please don't rely on the WX
GUIs in the lo
Very cool stuff, Stefan!
Thanks for publishing this!
Cheers,
Martin
On 18.04.2015 08:28, Stefan Wunsch wrote:
> Hi!
>
> I want to present you a OOT module which provides the functionality of
> the NaCl crypto library for GNU Radio. The NaCl library is a well known
> library written by Daniel
On 19.04.2015 06:15, Achilleas Anastasopoulos wrote:
> The wx time sink does not seem to align the three signals properly...
> (I double checked this by also outputing to a file and confirming that
> the qt picture is the correct one)
>
> Any suggestions?
Yeah: Use the QT widgets.
As we keep men
Hello,
I have built the gnuradio-dev-image for an arm machine and I wanted to
share a couple of small issues that I found in the process.
- The meta-sdr/conf/bblayers.conf.sample doesn't include all the layers
needed. This is correctly warned in the README file of the layer. I've
attached the fil
Hi all,
I have an example where I see the output of three blocks in a wx time sink:
http://web.eecs.umich.edu/~anastas/docs/wx.png
I didn't get the expected result and I run in also with qt time sink:
http://web.eecs.umich.edu/~anastas/docs/qt.png
The two pictures are different!
The wx time si
Hello everyone,
In the past I have posted some messages here asking for help (which I have
got) for my project. Now I would like to share to you that I was able to
finish it.
I have developed a ISDB-T modulator in GNU Radio Companion. Most part of
the codes have to be developed, but I have used s
Hi Travis,
stop() is called on all gr::blocks in your flow graph when you change
(ok, even when you just set it to the old index) selector's
configuration, because it reconfigures the flow graph internally,
meaning that it calls lock() and unlock() on a hier block, which stop()s
the parent hier_bl
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