SDRPlay works fine with 3.8 via gr-soapy and the SoapySDRPlay driver. That
driver is now built on the SDRPlay v3 API. I just ran that stack and it
works fine.
If someone is already porting your code to 3.8, stick with that for a bit
since that's what current distros have. The port to 3.9 is fairly
Hi Jeff,
Thanks for your question. Yes that is the code we need to port to 3.8 + 3.9.
Prof. Kevin Bandura, at West Virginia University, almost has the code working
in Gnuradio 3.8, but unfortunately not the SDRPlay support code. (By
pulling the correct branch).
Rumor has it that SDRPlay work
Is https://github.com/WVURAIL/gr-radio_astro the code you need to port?
On Tue, Jan 5, 2021 at 4:29 PM Glen Langston
wrote:
> Dear Gnuradio folks,
>
> Again, I hope the email finds you all well and successful.
>
> This email notes that Gnuradio Radio Astronomy software can be used to
> measure t
Dear Gnuradio folks,
Again, I hope the email finds you all well and successful.
This email notes that Gnuradio Radio Astronomy software can be used to measure
the
Noise Figure of amplifiers. We’ve been working on documentation of the process
for home radio astronomers. The Noise figure (in
Hi all,
to jump in from a point of someone who has contributed "improvements"
over the last couple of years.
Many of your points are vaild, I understand your frustation and pain of
continuouly having to adapt to new methodologies.
Believe me when I say we are not these changes are not implement
On 01/05/2021 09:24 AM, Johannes Demel wrote:
Hi Glen,
I fully understand your frustration to make things work long term and
constant breakage.
There are, however, reasons why breaking changes are unavoidable. Some
examples are:
1. GRC used Cheetah with XML for block definitions BUT:
Cheeta
Dear Johannes and all members of the GNURadio community,
Happy New Year. I hope all are doing well.
Thanks for all your efforts!
Concerning my previous email, sent in extreme frustration. I understand
that we all want to make improvements and progress.
Concerning your points below. I
Hi Glen,
I fully understand your frustration to make things work long term and
constant breakage.
There are, however, reasons why breaking changes are unavoidable. Some
examples are:
1. GRC used Cheetah with XML for block definitions BUT:
Cheetah got unmaintained for years. Cheetah is only a
