Hello George,
the input vector size is determined (more or less) by the forecast method.
If the size is greater than you need, this is not a problem, you need to
consume only the number of items you need. You will find the unconsumed items
in the next buffer.
The problem arises if you need a mini
Hello GNURadio Community,
I designed an OOT block to accept vectors of size 448 samples. In the
flowgraph, my block is preceded a Stream-to-Vector block with the vector
size set to 448 samples. My OOT block expects vector data that are of
length 448 or multiple of 448 samples for signal processing
Thanks Marcus. I want to build a marine VHF scanner with an RTL-SDR. So I start
at the
base marine frequency, evaluate the channel power, and if less than a
threshold, go to the
next channel, until I see a power > threshold which indicates activity and I
stop scanning
and switch to demodulati
Hi Jeremy,
that sounds very much like your use case calls for a stream of samples rather than a
variable being updated. Would that be possible?
It's a bit hard to help you without any context, so if you could describe what you're
doing, or share a flow graph, or anything, that might help!
B
Do you mean generally in Python?
Try using Numpy slicing:
https://www.w3schools.com/python/numpy/numpy_array_slicing.asp
Best,
Dor
בתאריך יום ג׳, 25 באוק׳ 2022 ב-22:35 מאת JEREMY CLARK <
cla...@rogers.com>:
> Is there a simple way to time step a range variable? Say start at “start”
> va
sorry i reply to you directly before.
here is the text from the screenshot
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uno@uno-laptop:~$ .
~/rfnoc/src/e3xx_e310_sdk_default-v4.2.0.1/OE_SDK/environment-setup-cortexa9t2hf-neon-oe-linux-gnueabi
Your environment is misconfigured, you probably need to 'unset
LD_LIBRARY_PATH'
but please chec
Is there a simple way to time step a range variable? Say start at “start” value
and step for x_msecs, till ”stop” value reached.
Tnx.
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Hi Jorge,
hope you don't mind me replying on the list itself - as this is really just the same email
as before :)
So, yes, you'll need one of gmp or mpir. But these should be there, since you already seem
to have built GNU Radio for the ARM target, right?
That's what's confusing me.
Best r
Hi Jorge,
I sadly can't read your screenshot. Would you mind Copy and Pasting the text?
GMP and MPIR are the same thing. You only need one of them, not both!
Best regards,
Marcus
On 25.10.22 18:57, Marcus D. Leech wrote:
On 2022-10-25 12:17, JORGE GONZALEZ ORELLANA via GNU Radio, the Free & Op
