IEEE 802.11a/g/p - WiFi: Changing a file in lib folder: recompilation

Hello, I changed a file in the lib folder ( https://github.com/bastibl/gr-ieee802-11/tree/maint-3.8/lib). How do I recompile to see the changes? Thanks in advance for your help.

Re: GSoC 2020: gr-dpd - New Blog Post for Week 3

Hello Cinaed! Thanks for trying out the gr-dpd module. Make sure all dependencies are complete before install. Also install guide is clearly given in README. I think so you were trying some other gr-dpd module. Here is the link for gr-dpd. Do try it out. --

Re: Figures from Dave

Hi Dave, The shape of your spectrum of the Milky Way, (this one) Looks correct. The two peaks near 1420.5 Hz are two different arms of the Milky Way, so you’re already seeing structure of our Galaxy! Since we, and these spiral arms are in a disk, we’re seeing one behind the other in

Re: Question about writing message handling blocks

Ellie, not sure I completely understand what you are trying to do, but why don't you do everything in the message handler of your control block? To me it looks like there is no need for having global variables and for setting member variables in the init method. If you do everything in the

Re: Question about writing message handling blocks

The start() function is called by the framework to tell the block to get ready, so it seems normal that this would happen before any messages arrive. Did you mean to call run() from __init__()? Are you thinking that this runs as a thread? The result here would be that you would do a sequence of

Re: Question about writing message handling blocks

Hi Jeff, Thank you so much for the helpful reply. So I hope you don't mind, but I'm wondering if you could elaborate a little on how you would implement using state variables to keep things in order, and how you would go about registering the message handler late, as you said? I am new to some of

Re: Question about writing message handling blocks

This is true, message handling is independent of stream handling. You may be able to add state variables to keep things from happening out of order, and _maybe_ you can register the message handler late? On Thu, Jul 9, 2020 at 12:01 PM Ellie White wrote: > Hey all, > > I've got a question about

Question about writing message handling blocks

Hey all, I've got a question about message handling in GNU Radio. I'm working on developing an out of tree module for controlling the Allen Array, and I'm currently working on a set of two blocks which are supposed to interact via messages, control.py and trackscan.py; note that "control"

Re: volk and alignment

Hi Thomas, with AVX512 we have maximum 64byte alignment. That's the current maximum `volk_get_alignment` could return. Of course, that'll change at some point in the future. So, at the moment we could define this value and hope we'll update it as soon as we introduce our first kernel that

Re: Minimal deployment of gnuradio application.

Thanks alot for your input guys! I will take a look at the application. It might be of some use for me going forward! Regards, Victor Den ons 8 juli 2020 kl 22:42 skrev Ron Economos : > You can write a C++ application that only links to the necessary GNU > Radio libraries. No Python required.