All,
Can anyone tell me if there is a way I can measure the rate at which a flow
graph is executing when it contains no rate limited blocks?
My motivation for doing this is that I wish to benchmark a signal
processing chain so that I can estimate the maximum bandwidth I can expect
to process with
Hi Eric,
Great to have an update on how the new features are progressing.
m-blocks and the replacement features have been mentioned a few times
on this mailing list in relation to building TDMA MACs. Having VRT
metadata available in gr blocks is going to give access to timestamps
for Rx samples;
Thanks Eric,
My concern was that the scheduler might be creating multiple threads
to process the same work method with different blocks of stream
samples at different point in time. I haven't managed to locate the
multi-threaded scheduler code yet. The fact that there is only one
thread per work
until the first high bit is
received and then the output will remain high until it is reset. If I
store the latch state in a member variable is it guaranteed that when
the latch is triggered at a given sample number all the output sample
before hand will be 0 and all after will be 1?
Many thanks,
All,
I've two USRP2s each with a XCVR2450 and have been attempting to run
the digital mod/demod example code, namely benchmark_tx.py and
benchmark_rx.py under examples/digital/.I should point out that
otherwise the USRP2s seem to be functioning more or less fine: I can
run usrp2_fft.py and usr
