Please understand, I know nothing about networking, client, server, rpc,
marshaling, sockets, Python and all newer programming environments. However;
I do know C,C++ and understand Windows messaging, wait for single object,
wait for multiple objects and similar Windows API stuff. Not sure if there
Short answer: use corr_est as your tag. The corr_start tag is undelayed by
the matched filter length, and intended for other purposes (data-aided
equalizers, etc.). Andy Walls can say more, but it's enough to say the
later three tags are the ones that match the peak of the correlation in the
output
How do I use the Gnuradio GRC XML RPC client or server components?
Please understand, I know nothing about networking, client, server, rpc,
marshaling, sockets, Python and all newer programming environments. However;
I do know C,C++ and understand Windows messaging, wait for single object,
wait f
Hello all,
I'm using GR 3.7.8. I'm trying to work the new Correlation Estimation block
into my design. I'm seeing what looks like unintended behavior for the tag
placements. Sometimes the corr_start tag is placed on the same sample as
the corr_est, time_est and phase_est tags, but sometimes the co
On Tue, Apr 21, 2015 at 2:23 PM, Frank Fu wrote:
> Thanks for your response, Tom. So basically, the documentation needs to
> be updated to better reflect the desired behavior of the block. My
> interpretation of the behavior would be something like “The look_ahead
> value creates a minimum sear
Greetings
These messages appeared when running "make V=1 VERBOSE=1" on a checkout of
v3.7.7 in ubuntu 14.04 x86_64.
The build ran OK - not sure how serious it is; I'm posting in case anyone
finds it interesting.
Best Regards
Max~~~Dependee
"/home/mhp/gnuradio-3.7.7-host/build
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Hi Marcus,
You know what, when I start reviewing my cmake files from the main
CMakeLists.txt, I found that I didn't have BLOCKS in that set() instruction
!!
I've just regenerated and built my project, there's no more undefined
reference error.
Thanks Marcus, well seen,
I hope this helps somebody
do you use
set(GR_REQUIRED_COMPONENTS RUNTIME FFT BLOCKS)
(or any other permutation) in your main CMakeLists.txt?
Greetings,
Marcus
On 04/22/2015 03:19 PM, mohamedx wrote:
> Thanks Martin, you're right, it's about linking gnuradio-blocks libraries.
> To make it easy, I've regenerated my project
Thanks Martin, you're right, it's about linking gnuradio-blocks libraries.
To make it easy, I've regenerated my project (for Eclipse CDT4), and when I
took the time to read what cmake outputs, I found that he actually didn't
check for gnuradio-blocks, though he successfully found the others: runtim
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