Re: File Source in Hierarchical Block

2020-08-20 Thread Kevin Reid
On Thu, Aug 20, 2020 at 2:21 PM Marcus Müller wrote: > Only blocks connected to the global top block get run; your no inputs/no > outputs hier block doesn't get connected to the global top block, and > thus, neither do the "contained" blocks. > GNU Radio supports hierarchical blocks with no inpu

Re: File Source in Hierarchical Block

2020-08-20 Thread Marcus Müller
Hi! Only blocks connected to the global top block get run; your no inputs/no outputs hier block doesn't get connected to the global top block, and thus, neither do the "contained" blocks. Best regards, Marcus PS: You're running GNU Radio 3.7, time to update to 3.8 :) On 20.08.20 23:05, Mirelle

File Source in Hierarchical Block

2020-08-20 Thread Mirelle DeSpain
*Problem and Question* It seems that a file source in a hierarchical block doesn't start automatically as it does in a top block. I ran into this problem with a larger block of code, but was able to isolate it. I tested with both a number sink and a file sink and neither showed any activity coming

Re: [USRP-users] N310 self interference with packet comms and correlation estimator

2020-08-20 Thread Cameron Matson
Johannes, The 140 came from this datasheet https://www.ettus.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/01/USRP_N310_Datasheet_v3.pdf It does indicate that this is probably a worst case scenario, and that UHD software would improve it. My flow graph has two separate parts, one for the TX that goes to a USRP si

Re: [USRP-users] N310 self interference with packet comms and correlation estimator

2020-08-20 Thread Johannes Demel
Hi Cameron, where did you find this 140us switching time? I'm curious. If I recall correctly, my tests with N310s indicate 18us delay between TX and RX with timed bursts at sample x and corresponding start of burst in RX at x+18us. The behavior you observe seems to be different. How does you

Project call in 25 minutes!

2020-08-20 Thread Marcus Müller
Hi SDR community with the highest dynamic range! We're having a project call today; it's on twitch.tv/gnuradio , and later on Youtube. If you're having something you want to acutely discuss, do reply here or on #general on the GNU Radio matrix server or in #gnuradio on freenode. Cheers, and see

Re: Audio underruns

2020-08-20 Thread Marcus D. Leech
On 08/20/2020 11:29 AM, Barry Duggan wrote: Ubuntu 20.04.1 GRC 3.9.0.0-git The https://github.com/gnuradio/gnuradio/blob/master/gr-analog/examples/USRP_FM_stereo.grc flowgraph works properly with the device name blank. With a copy of that file, I replaced the "WBFM Receive PLL" block with a

Audio underruns

2020-08-20 Thread Barry Duggan
Ubuntu 20.04.1 GRC 3.9.0.0-git The https://github.com/gnuradio/gnuradio/blob/master/gr-analog/examples/USRP_FM_stereo.grc flowgraph works properly with the device name blank. With a copy of that file, I replaced the "WBFM Receive PLL" block with a "WBFM Receive" block (the monophonic version)

Re: How to write Gnuradion OOT C++ method as a stand alone .cc file?

2020-08-20 Thread George Edwards
Hi Martin, Thanks for the response! The OOT module compiles when I do: cmake ../ and make, however, the QA test fails and gave the following error warnings File "" (for different lines in this imported file) Now what is also disconcerting is that if I try to run another QA test that previous wor

Re: OOT tool breaking for one module and then fails on previous working OOT Blocks

2020-08-20 Thread Marcus Müller
That's not the full error; without the full error, it will be hard to help you. On 20/08/2020 05.17, George Edwards wrote: Hello, I make all my Gnuradio OOT modules in one directory, gr-tutorial. The problem I am having is that my latest module compiles when I do: cmake ../ and make, howeve

Re: How to write Gnuradion OOT C++ method as a stand alone .cc file?

2020-08-20 Thread Martin Braun
George, all the usual linking and compilation rules of C++ apply. There are plenty of blocks that call other functions from general_work() or work(). If you're compiling a-OK, then you're probably halfway there. Your QA code should tell you what's missing, if it's a missing symbol (i.e. linker err