Neither of these implementations is even remotely fast enough for real-time
applications. There are a few open-source fast LDPC decoders that take
advantage of modern processors. The real stand-out is the one by Bertrand Le
Gal (https://github.com/blegal/Fast_LDPC_decoder_for_x86). I have don
Allow the GNOME Software app to find GNU Radio.
https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=847087
>From the Debian patch series for GNU Radio that should be available to
everyone.
-Maitland
>From bb9200a560b30737ab080d5c2ae0e56281712a99 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: "A. Maitland Bottoms"
C++ GNU Radio block updates for recent codec2 library updates.
(Embedded codec2 code has been removed from GNU Radio. Blocks will be
made when GNU Radio is built with external codec2 libraries.)
>From the Debian patch series for GNU Radio that should be available to
everyone.
-Maitland
>From 892
Update to the yaml block definitions to follow previous C++ block update.
>From the Debian patch series for GNU Radio that should be available to
everyone.
-Maitland
--- a/gr-vocoder/grc/vocoder_codec2_decode_ps.block.yml
+++ b/gr-vocoder/grc/vocoder_codec2_decode_ps.block.yml
@@ -7,15 +7,16 @@
For the maint-3.7 branch, bring codec2 support up to date.
This time using .xml block definition files for grc.
>From the Debian patch series for GNU Radio that should be available to
everyone.
-Maitland
>From 8921bbe2bc43942b9d233e4acbdb5a79dc05de3c Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: "A. Maitland B
Hi all,
found a 87 W Apple USB-C charger in one of the conference rooms.
If it's yours and you're still at the venue I'll drop it at the front desk,
else I'll take it back to the Ettus Research office.
Cheers,
Moritz
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