Hi Michael,
Thanks for the feedback! As per your request I have rebased into three PRs:
https://github.com/gnuradio/volk/pull/226
https://github.com/gnuradio/volk/pull/225
https://github.com/gnuradio/volk/pull/224
Hope someone will have a look at them! They are necessary for building
with clang.
I am making my first steps with gnuradio.
I am calculating the cross-spectrum of the two-channels of my
soundcard.
Now I want to reduce the noise in the spectrum by averaging. To this
end I need a moving average of vectors (=average on a per index basis).
Reading the doc of v3.7.13-4 moving_averag
Hello Wolfgang:
You can check the GitHub commit logs (
https://github.com/gnuradio/gnuradio/commits/maint-3.7/gr-blocks/grc ) to find
such information. In this case, the feature was added at Sep. 9, 2017 (295f5a6).
One thing that you can try is building your custom OOT module with desired
bloc
Hi Wolfgang,
that's what Changelogs are for (if git log isn't optimal):
https://github.com/gnuradio/gnuradio/blob/maint-3.7/CHANGELOG.md
So, either you just go and re-implement that functionality in an out-
of-tree module (make an OOT, add a block of the right interface, copy
and paste the origi
o.k,
I find compiling gnuradio and uhd from source not that easy: I keep getting
compiler-error-messages
and messages about missing dependencies in the process.
I will try to upgrage my Ubuntu.
In the meantime I ran across and OOT-module named vave, which does what I want.
I tried to modify
it
Hi
There are probably several blocks that could do the running
average. I’ve written a version in python, which is a part
of the radio astronomy interface.
The code and radio astronomy interface and instructions are at:
GitHub.com/glangsto/gr-nsf
The python blocks are in the sub-directory “p
Hello,
I've been doing some work on the gr-zeromq module.
I've implemented a block which allows multiple publishers to connect to a
proxy block (i.e. a broker). This avoids each publisher having to bind to a
separate port. Subscribers connect to the proxy block to receive messages.
This is based on
Hello Kyeong,
*Windows Version*
I tried to open GNU Radio Command.But the moment i click the GNU Radio
Command prompt,it exits.I googled to get a solution for this issue,but
unfortunately couldn't find any. When i check the Program compatibility of
the GNU Radio command prompt,I see the below er
